Hello and thank you for your interest in Crawlee! I'm afraid this issue is not exactly actionable in this state. Could you provide an example of such error and which IDE it appears in?

# module_a.py
from __future__ import annotations

class ClassA:
    def method_a(self) -> ClassB:
        pass

# module_b.py
from __future__ import annotations
from module_a import ClassA

class ClassB:
    def method_b(self) -> ClassA:
        pass

In this setup, if your IDE (say, VS Code or PyCharm) or linter does not fully support deferred annotations, it may not recognize ClassB in method_a or ClassA in method_b as valid references. This can lead to false positive warnings like "Cannot find reference" or missing autocomplete options when trying to use ClassB or ClassA.

In this setup, if your IDE (say, VS Code or PyCharm) or linter does not fully support deferred annotations, it may not recognize...

But they both do support it, right? Deferred annotations are a part of the language, and have been so for a couple of years, so if a tool does not support them, that's an issue with the tool.

Is there any non-hypotethical problem we could help with?