This avoids a `KeyError` from operator_to_magic_method lookup for
this case. Jedi probably could check for `__contains__` here, however
as it doesn't do so for `in` checks I'm following that lead for now.
Fixes https://github.com/davidhalter/jedi/issues/1594.
Provides two public (property) methods getting the (row, column) of the
start / end of the definition range. Rows start with 1, columns start
with 0.
:rtype: Tuple[int, int]
* Add support for generic optional parameters
* Tests for passing non-optional arguments to optional parameters
* Remove now-redundant is_class_value handling
This parameter has since been removed from infer_type_vars methods,
much simplifying the code.
* Remove "typing." prefix from compiled signature param
* Don't print default "None" for Optional params
* Don't remove 'typing.' prefix if symbol doesn't come from typing module
* Revert "Don't print default "None" for Optional params"
This reverts commit 8db334d9bb.
* Make sure "typing." doesn't appear in the middle
* Make sure only "typing." prefix is removed and not it's entries in the middle
* Use inspect.formatannotation() to create an annotation string
* Update AUTHORS.txt
* Add test for compiled param annotation string
* Replace Optional in test with other typing facilities
in order for test to be forward-compatible with 3.9
* Add an empty string fallback for Python 2
* Move _annotation_to_str back to original position
* the cache directory should really be %LOCALAPPDATA%
* ~ is not a meaningful directory on Windows. It should really be
os.path.expanduser('~'). To be honest it is probably always safe to
assume that os.getenv('LOCALAPPDATA') executes to something sensible
on any Windows system that hasn't been tampered with.
