is there any reason why we have to resort to such long names in Python (and in other languages too, apparently), as opposed to TypeScript? see https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/aws/api-docs/networkfirewall/rulegroup/#aws-networkfirewall-rulegroup for example: By the time you get down to the

rules_source_list

argument, you have to assign it to a `

aws.networkfirewall.RuleGroupRuleGroupRulesSourceRulesSourceListArgs(...

function call

Yes, all SDKs are generated from the original Go Code, where this is facilitated by interfaces which were not properly translated into python namespaces/packages. It is one of the reasons I'm migrating from python to TypeScript because in TS I do not have to deal with long names so often.

are you saying that the translation is somehow done properly in TS, and that the TS side of things gets more love vs Python?

Yes, all SDKs are generated from the original Go Code, where this is facilitated by interfaces which were not properly translated into python namespaces/packages

this isn’t correct. The general reason the Python type system is as it is is because of the way the Python type system works. There is an upcoming project to convert python’s typings to `TypedDict`: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/issues/11732 Typescript doesn’t get more love than the other languages, it’s just the case that TS is good at expressing the complex types needed

thank you, @billowy-army-68599!