chore: annotation for ddtrace.internal.telemetry.writer.TelemetryWriter

[jonathandung]

Description

The _logs attribute of the above is a set of instances of LogData, which subclasses dict and adds a __hash__ method. However, it is annotated as set[dict[str, Any]]. This is incorrect, because dict's are not necessarily hashable and cannot be used as items in a container such as set. This PR changes it to set[LogData].

Additional Notes

#18043 again.

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[KowalskiThomas]

Apart from my question, the changes look good to me! 💯

[jonathandung]

May I know how I would sign my commits on the web interface, since that appears to be required? Or do I have to clone the repo locally? Thanks

[KowalskiThomas]

May I know how I would sign my commits on the web interface, since that appears to be required?

Right, that's a good question. To be honest, I don't know, but it must be documented somewhere in GitHub docs. (I thought GitHub commits created through the web interface were automatically signed...)

[jonathandung]

If I clone the repo, cherry-pick to a temporary branch and force-push it to the base, can I make the commits signed?

[KowalskiThomas]

You will need to configure commit signing in GitHub and your local Git configuration, but yes, once you've done that, cherry-picking should add signatures.