Hello, I'll give an example:
def func(param="default"):
...
def func_wrapper(..., param="default"):
...
func(param)
We have to duplicate value of parameter "default" if we want to use this as the
default. Or we can do that:
def func(param="default"):
...
def func_wrapper(..., *args):
...
func(*args)
But it won't always be possible. In addition, auto-completion in IDEs won't
work.
It would be cool to have an empty type like Void (not None) for explicit full
control:
def func(param="default"):
...
def func_wrapper(..., param=Void):
...
func(param)
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