QTableView.setAlternatingRowColors, QTableView.setShowGrid, QTableView.setSortingEnabled, QTableView.setWordWrap, QHeaderView.setCascadingSectionResizes, QHeaderView.setStretchLastSection, QHeaderView.setVisible, are just some examples of the various setters the PySide object expose.

In their type hints, you can see (for example)

def setVisible(self, v: bool) -> None: ...

but if you try to invoke the methods by keword (as for example suggested by some linters, like https://docs.astral.sh/ruff/rules/boolean-positional-value-in-call/ ) there are runtime errors, like

TypeError: QHeaderView.setVisible() takes no keyword arguments

you could mark the various methods to accept positional only parameters, just adding a ,/ after the boolean parameter

ref: pep 570