gowtham-source commented on issue #36113:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow/issues/36113#issuecomment-1629281352
**Solution 1** : Install PyArrow type stubs
You can try installing the PyArrow type stubs separately using the following
command:
```
pip install pyarrow-stubs
```
This package contains the necessary type annotations for PyArrow, allowing
Pyright to understand the library's API and perform accurate type checking.
**Solution 2** : Use an alternative linter
If installing the PyArrow type stubs doesn't resolve the issue, consider
using a different linter that supports PyArrow or provides more flexible type
checking. Mypy and PyLint are popular alternatives that you can install and
configure to check your code.
**Solution 3** : Ignore the Pyright error
If you are confident in the correctness of your PyArrow usage and want to
continue using Pyright without type checking for PyArrow, you can configure
Pyright to ignore the specific error related to the missing stub file. Create a
pyrightconfig.json file in your project's root directory and add the following
content:
```
{
"reportMissingTypeStubs": "none"
}
```
This configuration will prevent Pyright from reporting the missing stub file
error for "pyarrow".
Please note that the availability and compatibility of type stubs can vary
across different libraries, and not all libraries may have dedicated stub
files. If none of the above solutions work, consider reaching out to the
PyArrow community or raising an issue on the Pyright GitHub repository for
further assistance.
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