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The methods that google-api-python-client generates at runtime actually has docstrings. It would be useful to add these in the stubs so that they're shown in your IDE
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I have a proof of concept for this now. The only issue is that it increases the size of the package from about 20MB to about 160MB ... But it gives a pretty nice DX in VS Code:
Before:
After:
Though that's the size on disk, the download size goes from about 2MB to 18MB since it's compressed.
For comparison the size on disk for google-api-python-client itself is about 74MB, so the stubs would be a bit more than double the size. Might be fine though, at least if it doesn't negatively affects type-checking time
I like this, especially if they're already in the docs. Regarding the size issue, maybe a workaround would be to implement something like what boto3's stubs have done - allowing for the grouping of stubs whilst also having the user manually select which API's they want.
The methods that google-api-python-client generates at runtime actually has docstrings. It would be useful to add these in the stubs so that they're shown in your IDE
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