What's the right way to call down into click.get_current_context ?

[alexrosenfeld10]

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Example Code

# this gives me a warning because I've installed typer, not click
from click import get_current_context

def my_thing_that_needs_context():
    ctx = get_current_context()

Description

Is this the right thing to do? Is there something inside typer that exposes the current context functionality, without having to go to click directly myself?

Operating System

macOS

Operating System Details

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Typer Version

0.12.3

Python Version

3.12.3

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[svlandeg]

Hi!

this gives me a warning because I've installed typer, not click

I'm confused why you would get a warning here, as click is automatically installed whenever typer is installed. So the call to click.get_current_context() should just work.

[alexrosenfeld10]

it does work, but my IDE warns about it. I wonder if this is just a bug in my IDE. If this is the recommended approach that's fine, I'll close this out.