Guys, I have a question: Why would vscode complain about this?

hi! how do you import models?

from qdrant_client import QdrantClient, models

I'm missing something?

Python 3.9 is giving this error. Pylance.

3.10 is ok.

I'm using python3.8.15

does it work if you run it?

https://docs.pydantic.dev/usage/models/#required-fields

```class Model(BaseModel):
a: Optional[int]
b: Optional[int] = …
c: Optional[int] = Field(…)

In this model, a, b, and c can take None as a value. But a is optional, while b and c are required. b and c require a value, even if the value is None.```

In this model, a, b, and c can take None as a value. But a is optional, while b and c are required. b and c require a value, even if the value is None.

This is because of the declaration.

Field is declared explictly. So Pylance "thinks" it's a required field which can accept None

match: Optional["Match"] = Field(None, description="Check if point has field with a given value")
    range: Optional["Range"] = Field(None, description="Check if points value lies in a given range")
    geo_bounding_box: Optional["GeoBoundingBox"] = Field(
        None, description="Check if points geo location lies in a given area"
    )
    geo_radius: Optional["GeoRadius"] = Field(None, description="Check if geo point is within a given radius")
    values_count: Optional["ValuesCount"] = Field(None, description="Check number of values of the field")

yes

@danielbichuetti On what version of python 3.10 worked for you? I've just switched to python 3.10.8 and the error from Pylance is still there

Hi! we recently updated pylance types, could you please try v0.11.10 of the client?

hmm .. i'm still getting the error .. even if I can see that the Filter class from the models.py has it's field defaulted to None

it's strange that i'm still getting this error

👁️

When using Pydantic, if you declare a field as Optional, if you initialize it, even with None, it will make Pylance think it's required.

@joein

@danielbichuetti Oh, I see

@andrey.vasnetsov @joein To fix that with Pylance (VS Code), I just got one workaround. Just add before None default=. Explicitly doing this will work, and it won't annoy users anymore.

Hi @danielbichuetti, @Tarida George
We've addressed this issue in

Updates will be available with the next package release

Do you know when the next release is goging to happen?

apx 2 weeks