Set follow_imports to normal [mypy]

[cdce8p]

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follow_imports = normal is recommended as default. silent only if normal causes issues which aren't easily fixed.
https://mypy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/running_mypy.html#follow-imports

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[albertomontesg]

Do you have an estimation on how this change would impact MyPy output on the codebase. I would expect that now telling MyPy to follow imports to yield a bunch of warnings or errors during the type checking process.

[cdce8p]

Do you have an estimation on how this change would impact MyPy output on the codebase. I would expect that now telling MyPy to follow imports to yield a bunch of warnings or errors during the type checking process.

The mypy output does not change. If there had been issues in the past, those were already fixed.