[BUG]: stubgen definition order

[kcajf]

Problem description

I have an enum and a class defined in py nanobind module. The class references a value from the enum in one of its method's default arguments.

When I run nanobind.stubgen, the enum definition is output after the class, causing the enum type's name in the python default argument to be unknown (to the IDE). It seems that all the entries are sorted alphabetically, rather than retaining e.g. the sort order they are given in the C++ code.

Is this expected?

Reproducible example code

[wjakob]

Normally parsers of .pyi files don't care about the order. This is the case for MyPy and PyRight.