Use typeguard for runtime input validation.
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Since Dec 27, 2024.
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In https://github.com/pypa/distutils/pull/311#discussion_r1898190101_, I explore the possibility of using typeguard (or pydantic but for the Rust build dependency) to perform parameter validation.
Although I'd love to have a built-in language feature to perform such validations (and other transforms), I haven't had the opportunity to drive this effort forward, so a third-party library is our only option.
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