I'm working on a bigger Python project and I tried to implement type hinting along with default values for the constructor of a base class. Everything worked fined but when I try to use the auto completion of Vscode to define the constructor of a derived class some default values are replaced with "..." (presumably Python's Ellipsis). However when I try to recreate the same thing on a much smaller scale (see below) it doesn't occur and takes the right default value from the parent class.
The default value includes an astropy unit. I don't know if that's important but the small example can handle it.
file1.py
import astropy.units as u
class A:
def __init__(a:int=1, b:u.Quantity[u.yr]=0*u.yr)->None:
pass
How it should look like:
file2.py
import astropy.units as u
from .file2.py import A
class B(A):
def __init__(a:int=1, b:u.Quantity[u.yr]=0*u.yr)->None:
pass
What Vscode auto-completion does in the bigger project:
file2.py
import astropy.units as u
from .file2.py import A
class B(A):
def __init__(a:int=1, b:u.Quantity[u.yr]=...)->None:
pass
Is this maybe intended when the argument list gets too long (which might be the case for me)? And what can I do to get it to work?
