The mock package is a backport of the latest `unittest.mock` module for all supported Python versions, making version checks unnecessary.
Also update the package version. The latest version doesn't support Python 2 anymore.
* Update version field in METADATA.toml.
* Import from collections.abc in Python 3 stub.
* Add six.__author__.
* Annotate PY2, PY3, and PY34 as literals.
* Correctly annotate *_type and replace instances where they were used
as type aliases.
* Use new union syntax in Python 2 stub.
* Use built-in generics in Python 2 stub where possible.
* Renamed _LazyDescriptor to _LazyDescr to match implementation.
* Derive _LazyDescr from object in Python 2 stub.
Added / modified types for the following functions:
- `add_implicit_resolver(...)`
- `add_path_resolver(...)`
- `add_constructor(...)`
- `add_multi_constructor(...)`
- `add_representer(...)`
- `add_multi_representer(...)`
* Remove yaml.add_constructor from allowlist
* Use TypeVars and overloads
* Use | instead of Union and Optional
* Import Callable from collections.abc, not typing
* Set version in METADATA
* Remove redundant "bytearray" from argument type
* Add obsolete_since metadata field
Docstring description of the argument includes this text:
"Either a string representing URL of the remote server or
a custom remote_connection.RemoteConnection object."
`reversed` is currently annotated as accepting either a `Sequence` or objects implementing the `__reversed__` protocol.
This however is too strict as, per its [docs](https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#reversed), it can take any object that implements `__len__` and `__getitem__`.
A library that provides integration access to the Braintree Gateway.
I started with stubgen, then cleaned up to address missing functions. Testing plan is to keep an eye on CI and fix any issues that arise.
These were generated using stubgen, with manual fixes. I tried to remove
exported names that are clearly not part of the public interface, but in many
cases this wasn't obvious so I left the exports, just in case.
I had to do major changes to exported names in `selenium.webdriver` to
make it work as expected (this was originally implemented by @ilevkivskyi
in our internal stubs).
Selenium has been working on adding inline type annotations, but it's not clear
when these will be released. The release will be 4.x, and having stubs for 3.x
could still be valuable for users on older versions.
