Ellipses is actually used in quite a few places. See the answers and comments on this stackoverflow post[0]. The usage most similar to what I have in the magentic examples is with the `@overload` decorator in the typing module[1].
With that said, you are free to put any code in the function body including `pass` or just a docstring or even `raise NotImplementedError` - it will not be executed. Using Ellipses satisfies VSCode/pyright type checking and seemed neatest to me for the examples and docs. I have some additional notes on this in the README[2].
With that said, you are free to put any code in the function body including `pass` or just a docstring or even `raise NotImplementedError` - it will not be executed. Using Ellipses satisfies VSCode/pyright type checking and seemed neatest to me for the examples and docs. I have some additional notes on this in the README[2].
[0] https://stackoverflow.com/q/772124/9995080
[1] https://docs.python.org/3/library/typing.html#typing.overloa...
[2] https://github.com/jackmpcollins/magentic#type-checking