Many users praised Ty adding first-class Pydantic support with lax and strict validation because the feature is useful for tricky coercion, shows continued shipping after acquisition, and earned Tiangolo approval.
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@stanzillaz @charliermarsh @pydantic Hum, I only know of 2 official extensions, one for ruff, one for ty, the installation was quite straightforward as I remember, are there more?
@charliermarsh love this so much!! glad @tiangolo liked it too!
@charliermarsh This is huge! You guys are doing insane work
@charliermarsh @sharkdp86 Yesss! Amazing! 🤩
ty now ships with first-class support for Pydantic For example: we now distinguish between lax and strict mode in Pydantic fields, and follow Pydantic's coercion rules
We now parse Pydantic model configurations from class keywords, recognizing options like strict, frozen, extra, validate_by_name, validate_by_alias, etc.
We also support field-specific metadata in `Field` definitions, including in `Annotated` metadata
Notably, this work received the @tiangolo seal of approval
@tiangolo All credit goes to @sharkdp86 on this one
Many users praised Ty adding first-class Pydantic support with lax and strict validation because the feature is useful for tricky coercion, shows continued shipping after acquisition, and earned Tiangolo approval.
Based on 12 visible X reactions from 16 accounts; directional sample.
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