Hi,
I am using Grasshopper-stubs in VSCode and I am running into a problem with some overloaded classes? It appears that the fix is to include an explicit overload import in the stub .pyi file?
Scenario:
from Grasshopper.Kernel.Data import GH_Path
test_path = GH_Path(1)
give me the linting error:
Argument of type "Literal[1]" cannot be assigned to parameter "Other" of type "GH_Path" in function "init"
"Literal[1]" is incompatible with "GH_Path"

It works fine at runtime of course, since an int is an acceptable argument type for GH_Path.
Proposed Fix
It appears that VSCode is not able to automatically resolve the @overload in the stub file for some reason, which is leading to this error?

However, if overload is imported from typing: from typing import Tuple, Set, Iterable, List, overload
Then in that case, the linting seems to resolve properly:

Hi,
I am using Grasshopper-stubs in VSCode and I am running into a problem with some overloaded classes? It appears that the fix is to include an explicit
overloadimport in the stub .pyi file?Scenario:
give me the linting error:
It works fine at runtime of course, since an
intis an acceptable argument type forGH_Path.Proposed Fix
It appears that VSCode is not able to automatically resolve the @overload in the stub file for some reason, which is leading to this error?

However, if
overloadis imported from typing:from typing import Tuple, Set, Iterable, List, overloadThen in that case, the linting seems to resolve properly: