from __future__ import annotations not respected

[sweettuse]

on recompile of a function definition change, jurigged does not respect from __future__ import annotations

say you have a module like this:

from __future__ import annotations

def f(a: tuse) -> int:
    ...

and say you run jurigged my_module.py
and say you additionally change:

def f(a: tuse) -> int:
# to
def f(a: tuse) -> str:

jurigged raises an error in reevaluation (NameError: tuse is not defined or something like that).

the reason is that the appropriate future flags aren't passed into the compile function.

i'll push a fix for this shortly, just wanted to create an issue first.

[sweettuse]

created PR #37 for this issue a few days ago. @breuleux if you can take a look when you have a chance.

[benbuckman]

👋 Thanks for the fix here. Since the PR was merged, can this issue be closed? Thanks!

[breuleux]

Yeah, I had to publish a new version on PyPI first, so that's done.