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How to provide default value to StrictBool? · Issue #690 · pydantic/pydantic
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- @samuelcolvin Do you think it could make sense to just put the above alias for StrictBool (and RelaxedBool if/when merged) directly into pydantic?
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- How can we provide a default value to a variable with type StrictBool in a way that is accepted by MyPy?
- How to provide default value to StrictBool?
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articleBody:How can we provide a default value to a variable with type `StrictBool` in a way that is accepted by MyPy?
```py
from pydantic import BaseModel
class Flags(BaseModel):
pretend: StrictBool = False # MyPy does not like this
```
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articleBody:How can we provide a default value to a variable with type `StrictBool` in a way that is accepted by MyPy?
```py
from pydantic import BaseModel
class Flags(BaseModel):
pretend: StrictBool = False # MyPy does not like this
```
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