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 <>
As requested by https://github.com/python/typeshed/issues/1526.
This addition takes mypy configuration from each distribution metadata file and constructs a single mypy.ini to run with. It assumes there is no mypy.ini but in case we ever need one, it would be simple to add these on top of an existing configuration file.
Might be relevant for #2852
As the issue did not really specify how the configuration would look, I added the following:
- You may add a mypy-tests section to the metadata file.
It looks like this:
[mypy-tests]
[mypy-tests.yaml]
module_name = "yaml"
[mypy-tests.yaml.values]
disallow_incomplete_defs = true
disallow_untyped_defs = true
- module_name can be of the form "a.*" like in mypy.ini.
- You can add several module sections for complex distributions with several modules.
- I added the '--warn-incomplete-stub' option since it is made specifically for typeshed runs. See docs.
stubtest now checks this for overloads as well (previously it didn't,
due to some combination of laziness, that this used to short circuit and
prevent signature checking, and the fact that these are all not super
helpful)
Co-authored-by: hauntsaninja <>
Update pyright CI test to use the latest version of pyright (1.1.118). Enable all but one of pyright's strictest checks. Add a "# type: ignore" to `__new__` method in `weakref.KeyRef` because it uses a non-standard name for the `cls` parameter, which is flagged as an error by pyright.
Co-authored-by: Eric Traut <erictr@microsoft.com>
Run the mypy test suite using Ubuntu 18.04. Ubuntu 20.04 doesn't have a package for virtualenv on Python 2.
Also, curses.color_pair() now has a named argument.
A security fix added a "separator" argument to several URL parsing
functions and method in point releases:
* 3.6.13
* 3.7.10
* 3.8.8
* 3.9.2
Until all these versions are available on the GitHub Actions runners,
we need to whitelist the functions in the stubtests.
For now, the test requires changes that have been merged into the pytype master branch but not yet released. I'll update requirements-tests-py3.txt again once I've cut a new release (hopefully later this week).
* Fix pytype_test.
* Re-enable pytype_test.
* Remove continue-on-error from pytype_test.
* Temporarily install pytype from its master branch, as the code to
support the new directory structure hasn't been released yet.
* Set TYPESHED_HOME before using pytype.pytd.Typeshed().
* Add _collections_abc module
* Rearrange collections.abc and collections to re-export from _collections_abc
Co-authored-by: Sebastian Rittau <srittau@rittau.biz>
I noticed that the pytype parse test was getting quite slow again. This
is a somewhat hacky change that caches pytype's internal pyi loader to
avoid parsing files multiple times. On my machine, the test goes from
taking ~6m to complete to ~30s.
