* Extract _socket.pyi from socket.pyi.
* Extract _socket.socket from socket.socket.
* Fix socket.family annotation.
* Annotate SocketIO properly.
* SocketType is an alias of _socket.socket.
* Sort items in socket.pyi in the same order as in socket.py.
* Remove socket.EINTR.
* Use _typeshed.WriteableBuffer instead of custom alias.
* Add errorTab (Windows only).
* Add _socket.dup().
* Mark positional-only argments.
* Remove constructors from socket exceptions.
* socket.timeout is an alias for TimeoutError, starting with Python 3.10.
* Use PEP 604 in changed lines.
* Add alias for fileno arguments.
* getaddrinfo() port can be bytes.
* Explicitly override some SSLSocket methods.
* Allow ReadableBuffer in _CMSG arguments.
Move and consolidate venv setup and running isort/black/flake8 into
separate sections and link those sections from the ToC. Also extend
those sections slightly.
Move the tests section into a separate file.
Make venv name in pre-commit match name in CONTRIBUTING.
* Mark stdlib modules with upper version bounds
* Add minus to all versions and enforce in check_consistent
* Fix check_consistent and mypy_test to work with new VERSIONS format
I recently published https://github.com/marketplace/actions/run-pyright, which wraps pyright and uses GHA magic to leave diagnostics on commits / PRs (like https://github.com/jakebailey/pyright-action-test/pull/1/files), plus a faster startup time thanks to GHA tool caching and piggy backing off of the `node` install used in GHA itself (so no `setup-node` needed).
This PR switches to that action and leaves a comment noting that the version number is pinned in two places.
This action is a prototype, but I'm pretty confident in it so far.
I'm not sure what the best way to do this is. This effectively orphans
types-typing-extensions, but maybe that's not really a problem. (We can
yank the package too)
See https://github.com/python/typeshed/pull/5229#issuecomment-822234125
for some details
Co-authored-by: hauntsaninja <>
