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I'm new to Pyre and I've written some Python code using Django and have it installed in the project.

When I run pyre, it shows over 100 lines of type errors (missing type).

Is there a way to automatically add types to my Django code?

I don't mind having to run pyre *some-command*, as long as I don't have to manually add types line-by-line.

It seems like there's got to be a way, especially since Pyre knows the exact type of every object it complains about.

Missing attribute annotation [4]: Attribute is_staff of class UserAccount has no type specified.

I will then add type bool, which raises the following error when I run pyre again:

Incompatible attribute type [8]: Attribute is_staff declared in class UserAccount has type bool but is used as type BooleanField[Variable[_ST](contravariant), Variable[_GT](covariant)]

It would be nice if it just added is_staff: BooleanField[Variable[_ST](contravariant), Variable[_GT](covariant)] = models.CharField(...) or something similar for me.

Suggestions are appreciated. Thanks.

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