Thanks. For context, I happen to have a PhD in static analysis, so I'm not entirely stranger to the general idea :)
Sadly, all the attempts I've had with static analysis in Python screamed that while the language and tools make a valiant effort at supporting a reasonable set of annotations, 8-9 years after PEP 484, the libraries are simply not yet ready for it (not even, in many cases, the standard library).
Unit tests, staging environment, effective log aggregation are all important tools, of course.
Sadly, all the attempts I've had with static analysis in Python screamed that while the language and tools make a valiant effort at supporting a reasonable set of annotations, 8-9 years after PEP 484, the libraries are simply not yet ready for it (not even, in many cases, the standard library).
Unit tests, staging environment, effective log aggregation are all important tools, of course.