verifytypes: Missing docstring not reported for classes and methods from publicly exported classes in private modules #6758
Description
Describe the bug
pyright --verifytypes does not give warnings for missing docstrings in classes or class methods in private modules, even if they are publicly exported in an __init__.py file. Classes in public modules, and functions in private modules, both get warnings reported.
Noticed it when authoring python-trio/trio#2898
Code or Screenshots
test_pkg/__init__.py
from .foo import Foo as Foo
from ._bar import Bar as Bar, barfun as barfuntest_pkg/foo.py
class Foo:
...test_pkg/bar.py
class Bar:
def bar(self) -> None:
...
def barfun(param: str) -> None:
...output:
$ pyright --verifytypes test_pkg --verbose
Module name: "test_pkg"
[...]
Public modules: 2
test_pkg
test_pkg.foo
Exported symbols: 5
test_pkg.foo
test_pkg.foo.Foo (3 references)
test_pkg.Foo
test_pkg.Bar
test_pkg.barfun
Other referenced symbols: 3
foo
test_pkg._bar.Bar
test_pkg._bar.Bar.bar
Symbols used in public interface:
test_pkg.foo.Foo
warning: No docstring found for class "test_pkg.foo.Foo"
test_pkg.barfun
[...]/test_pkg/_bar.py:2:41 - warning: No docstring found for function "test_pkg.barfun"
Symbols exported by "test_pkg": 5
With known type: 5
With ambiguous type: 0
With unknown type: 0
Functions without docstring: 1
Functions without default param: 0
Classes without docstring: 1
Other symbols referenced but not exported by "test_pkg": 3
With known type: 3
With ambiguous type: 0
With unknown type: 0
Type completeness score: 100%
Completed in 0.191sec
The two warnings are correct, but I expected an additional two warnings - one for test_pkg.Bar and one for test_pkg.Bar.bar
VS Code extension or command-line
Command line, version 1.1.341