🔒 [mkdocstrings] Print type of property?

[dapper kindle]

Why mkdocstrings doesn't print the type of the property?
I have this:

    @property
    @abstractmethod
    def rounding_method(self) -> RoundingMethod:
        """
        The rounding method used to round/floor the PTS (Presentation Time Stamp).
        """
        pass

I get this result:

rounding_method abstractmethod property

The rounding method used to round/floor the PTS (Presentation Time Stamp).

I am expecting the type (RoundingMethod) to be generated somewhere

[weary radish]

@dapper kindle

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[old bloom]

you have to put that in to the documentation yourself as far as i know, i think there are two major styles of doing it that many documentation generators recognize

[dapper kindle]

Strange, I didn't need to do that with sphinx

[hollow fossil]

It looks like it's supposed to be supported:

Support for type annotations: Griffe collects your type annotations and mkdocstrings uses them to display parameter types or return types. It is even able to automatically add cross-references to other objects from your API, from the standard library or third-party libraries! See how to load inventories to enable it.

Do you need to add Griffe as a plugin or something?

[deft idol]

sounds like something better discussed with the project maintainers (e.g. make a feature request or bug report with a proper MRE)

[dapper kindle]

I'm just not sure if it is a bug/feature request or if i am doing anything wrong

[old bloom]

oh, i've been following the google-style docstrings: https://realpython.com/how-to-write-docstrings-in-python/#exploring-docstring-formats-in-python

[dapper kindle]

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