Type hint error for enum shared link access

[supermitch]

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Description of the Issue

Your docs show this example:

client.shared_links_folders.add_share_link_to_folder(
    folder.id,
    "shared_link",
    shared_link=AddShareLinkToFolderSharedLink(
        access=AddShareLinkToFolderSharedLinkAccessField.OPEN.value,
        password="Secret123@",
    ),
)

Note the ...OPEN.value. This is causing a type hint issue, because the literal string 'open' does not match your definition for access argument:

class AddShareLinkToFolderSharedLink(BaseObject):
    def __init__(
        self,
        *,
        access: Optional[AddShareLinkToFolderSharedLinkAccessField] = None,

It is expecting AddShareLinkToFolderSharedLinkAccessField only, e.g. .OPEN

Shouldn't the type hint be access: Optional[str] = None?

ps: Your box Developer Forum link is broken, above.

Steps to Reproduce

Edit your example code in IDE.

Expected Behavior

I think this is a frustrating issue with Python enum type hinting, per https://stackoverflow.com/a/67292548/515368 this answer.

I think you have to type hint with Literal[Enum.value1, Enum.Value2, ...] to fix this, or simply accept type of str (my preferred solution).

Error Message, Including Stack Trace

No errors, just type hinting.

Screenshots

Versions Used

Python SDK: box-sdk-gen 1.3.0
Python: 3.10.12

[mwwoda]

Hi,
Thanks for reporting the issue. Looks like it's specific to some of the language servers (like pylance in this case)

Should be fixed by #387

Correct usage of your example shown here https://github.com/box/box-python-sdk-gen/pull/387/files#diff-54de40207be913e76b6a9669129cc318c802c1fdbd0f5ec5c3b055642cc4ac72 (no .value)