Various IDEs complain about the Cursor type not being iterable even though it is.
For example:
def example():
with connect( user="***", password="***", dsn="***") as connection:
with connection.cursor() as cursor:
execute_stmt = cursor.execute("select * from table")
if execute_stmt:
return [r for r in execute_stmt]
When using the pyright lsp with neovim, I get this error:
"Type[Cursor]" is not iterable
When using pycharm I get a warning of:
Expected type 'collections.Iterable', got 'Type[Cursor]' instead
As temporary work around I have modified the signature of the execute method of Cursor class in oracledb/cursor.py to return Union['Cursor', None] instead of Union[Type["Cursor"], None].
original:
def execute(self, statement: Union[str, None],
parameters: Union[list, tuple, dict]=None,
**keyword_parameters: dict) -> Union[Type["Cursor"], None]:
new:
def execute(self, statement: Union[str, None],
parameters: Union[list, tuple, dict]=None,
**keyword_parameters: dict) -> Union['Cursor', None]:
OS: macOS BigSur v11.6.1
pycharm 2022.1.4 (Professional Edition)
NVIM v0.7.2
pyright 1.1.270
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