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feat(async): Improve Speech Understanding UX Through TranscriptConfig - #252
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mypy resolves assignment through a property using the getter's type, so the dict-accepting setters need an ignore at the __init__ call sites. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adjust pydantic models to allow for direct dictionary construction with validation.
What
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Why
Broad criticism of the UX of the python sdk, with the hope of reducing new user friction.
How
By typing each attribute as
Union[TypedClass, dict[str, Any]]and setting validate_assignment=True, construction and assignment of the attributes can now be made via dict passthrough while retaining actual strictness.Existing schema, construction and assignment style still work.
Tests
New tests added proving dict pass through works and retains parity with the class-style construction