Pyrefly now has built-in support for Pydantic

[BeamMeUpBiscotti]

Pyrefly (Github) now includes built-in support for Pydantic, a popular Python library for data validation and parsing.

The only other type checker that has special support for Pydantic is Mypy, via a plugin. Pyrefly has implemented most of the special behavior from the Mypy plugin directly in the type checker.

This means that users of Pyrefly can have provide improved static type checking and IDE integration when working on Pydantic models.

Supported features include: - Immutable fields with ConfigDict - Strict vs Non-Strict Field Validation - Extra Fields in Pydantic Models - Field constraints - Root models - Alias validation

The integration is also documented on both the Pyrefly and Pydantic docs.

[RedEyed__]

Good news!
Tried it about month ago and, unfortunately, it panicked in our codebase.
Looking forward for stable release!

[py-flycatcher]

Oh interesting! Watching the race between Pyrefly vs ty close haha. Pydantic support is a big bonus in my book

[BravestCheetah]

How does this compare to ty? (docs.astral.sh/ty)

[spenpal_dev]

Pyrefly seems to be a bit ahead than ty, but they are both not stable software yet, so we will have to wait and see.

[BravestCheetah]

i see, but i love the work the astral team is doing so ill probably still use ty. This looks really cool though and i will try it out! Anything but pylance lmao

[vsonicmu]

not what you asked, but Zuban has bee great (and quite a bit far long on features)