Add add_overloaded_method_to_class
helper to plugins/common.py
#16038
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There are several changes:
add_overloaded_method_to_class
itself. It is very useful for plugin authors, because right now it is quite easy to add a regular method, but it is very hard to add a method with@overload
s. I don't think that user must face all the chalenges that I've covered in this method. Moreover, it is quite easy even for experienced developers to forget some flags / props / etc (I am pretty sure that I might forgot something in the implementation)add_overloaded_method_to_class
andadd_method_to_class
now return added nodes, it is also helpful if you want to do something with this node in your plugin after it is createdadd_method_to_class
works and reused its parts in the new method as welltvar_def
inadd_method_to_class
can now accept a list of type vars, not just oneNotice that
add_method_to_class
is unchanged from the user's POV, it should continue to work as before.Tests are also updated to check that our overloads are correct.
Things to do later (in the next PRs / releases):
is_final
param to methods as well@property
in a separate method at some point