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Bumps pyright from 1.1.393 to 1.1.396.

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Published 1.1.396

This is a hot fix release that addresses a regression introduced in 1.1.395 that affected several popular libraries including pandas.

Bug Fixes:

• Reverted previous bug fix that caused errors to be detected and reported in cases where a library defines a function or method with one or more typed parameters with default arguments whose types are incompatible with the parameter type. Previously, pyright reported these errors in some cases but not in others. The bug fix caused these errors to be consistently reported. However, an unexpected number of libraries are impacted by this change. This reversion will give us time to better understand the extend of the issue and determine the correct long-term solution.

Enhancements:

• Added bidirectional type inference for container types that are parameterized by a protocol that matches a module.

Published 1.1.395

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed a bug that results in noncompliance with the typing spec when a __new__ method has an explicit Any return type annotation. In this case, type checkers should assume that the return type of __new__ is not a subtype of the containing class and should therefore ignore the __init__ method.
• Fixed bug that results in a spurious "overlapping overload" error if the second both overloads have an *args but the first has one or more additional positional parameters
• Fixed bug that leads to inconsistent behavior in certain cases involving the evaluation of a call whose target signature involves a parameter with a default argument value, notably where the type of the default value isn't assignable to the declared type of its parameter.
• Fixed a bug that results in a spurious reportUnknownArgumentType error under certain circumstances.
• Fixed a bug that resulted in a spurious error under certain specific conditions involving a call to a function or method that doesn't have a return type and whose inferred return type is based on variables calculated in a loop.
• Fixed a bug that results in an incorrect error when determining assignability of a function with an *args that is unpacked using a *tuple[].
• Fixed bug that results in a spurious error when an isinstance or issubclass type guard results in a narrowed type that is synthesized as a subclass of type and some other class.
• Fixed a bug that results in a spurious error when an unpacked iterable argument expression supplies the objects for an *args parameter that is annotated with an unpacked TypeVarTuple.

Behavior Changes:

• Exempted __init__ from override checks even in the case when the override is an object (such as a context manager) rather than a function.
• Added special-case logic to permit type[T] to be treated as assignable to TypeForm[T] in accordance with the latest draft of PEP 747.
• Changed the interpretation of an async function with an empty body (no yield statement) in a stub file or protocol definition that has a return type annotation of AsyncGenerator. Previously, this was assumed to be a generator even though a yield statement wasn't present. It is now assumed to be a Coroutine. This behavior is not spelled out in the typing spec, but pyright's new behavior is now consistent with mypy's.

Enhancements:

• Improved error reporting for PEP 728 features when enableExperimentalFeatures is not true.
• Added error check for member access expressions that attempt to bind an instance or class method to an object or class when the method accepts no "self" or "cls" parameter.
• Added check for invalid creation of TypeAliasType outside of a class or module scope.
• Updated typeshed stubs to the latest version.
• Added special-case logic to allow Any to be defined in typing.pyi using a class statement rather than how it has traditionally been defined.

Published 1.1.394

Enhancements:

• Added missing check for a PEP 695 type parameter being the target of a nonlocal statement. This results in a runtime exception, so it should be reported as an error.
• Improved error message for TypedDict base classes that are not closed but specify an extra_items. Also added check for cases where closed and extra_items are both specified.
• Updated typeshed stubs to the latest version.
• Added missing check for the override of a property that is marked @final.
• Added support for tracking multiple constraint sets when performing protocol matching. This allows protocols with overloaded methods to contribute independent constraint sets.

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed a bug that results in incorrect handling (and spurious errors) when accessing an attribute on a TypedDict that is shadowed by a TypedDict item.
• Fixed a spec conformance issue relating to callable assignability when the dest type uses an unpacked TypedDict and the source does not accept **kwargs. The typing spec indicates that this should fail because TypedDicts are not closed.
• Fixed bug that results in incorrect inferred type for an instance or class variable assigned a value as part of a tuple expression target with an unpack operator (e.g. a, *self.b = (1, 2, 3)).
• Fixed bug that resulted in incorrect type inference for unannotated variables (either local or class-scoped) that are the target of an augmented assignment.
• Fixed a bug that leads to a false negative when checking for partially overlapping overloads that have keyword parameters with default argument values.
• Fixed a bug that causes a false positive "no overload implementation" error when a non-overloaded function uses a decorator that changes its type to a an overloaded function.
• Fixed bug that results in false negative when a format string with a single quote has a newline character within it. This results in a syntax error at runtime.
• Fixed regression that resulted in a false positive error when evaluating a call expression that targets an overloaded method and one of the arguments is an enum with more than 64 members.
• Fixed a bug that results in a false positive "overlapping overload" error under certain circumstances involving recursive types.

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• 390b243 Published 1.1.396
• 2db7ef2 Published 1.1.395
• bf27ad7 Published 1.1.394
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