Technically this is a lie, since we return a heterogeneous iterator, not
a tuple. But since we don't have a way of typing heterogeneous
iterators, this is the best we can do.
Fixes https://github.com/python/mypy/issues/8454
* asyncio: remove BaseChildWatcher from top level
* asyncio.sleep: loop is keyword-only
* asyncio: remove Server from top level
* asyncio: add FastChildWatcher to top level
* asyncio.constants: fix version availability
* asyncio: fix arg name for _wakeup
* asyncio: fix arg name for wrap_future
* asyncio.streams: add Optional to various arguments
It might be possible to further improve some of these with overloads.
* stubtest: fix whitelist
Co-authored-by: hauntsaninja <>
* typing: fix argument names of cast
* typing: use private _Alias class
For py37 and above, this is _GenericAlias, for py36 and below it's
_TypeAlias. I don't think we need to make typing.pyi definitions
correspond more precisely, but we should avoid leaking a
typing.TypeAlias class
- connect_accepted_socket isn't a member of AbstractEventLoop, only
BaseEventLoop
- fix types of arguments with defaults. some of these functions could
have their signatures improved with overloads to reduce false negatives
- correctly mark a positional-only argument
- remove abstractmethod from methods that don't have abstractmethod and
go unimplemented in practice
It doesn't actually have __call__, it does some descriptor stuff, but
this makes things work. _SingleDispatchCallable has a __call__ too,
which is what this mirrors.
Fixes#3898
* ssl: fix arg names, mark positional-only args
* ssl: add undocumented parameter to do_handshake
* ssl: fix type of password in load_cert_chain
* ssl: add session parameter to wrap_socket, wrap_bio in py36 on
* ssl: update whitelists
travis seems to have just updated from 3.7.5 to 3.7.6 and 3.8.0 to
3.8.1. The stubs match the newer versions, so we remove the previously
whitelisted error.
* fcntl: mark positional-only args
* fcntl: use overload for fcntl.fcntl
The comment about depending on the type of arg seems incorrect
https://github.com/python/typeshed/commit/bf501353a0668369e53cc1bc97250bb14f61a09e
I checked the docs and examples, CPython implementation and CPython tests, but
I might be missing something
* fcntl: use overload for fcntl.ioctl
Based off of docs and examples
* fcntl: type buffers better
Follows the approach in #2610
* sre_parse: NIC is stub implementation detail
* sre_parse: add missing arg to Tokenizer.getuntil
* sre_parse: fix types for parse
* sre_parse: fix types for SubPattern.__init__
* sre_parse: fix arg name for fix_flags
* sre_parse: update whitelists
* sre_parse: fix some availability for py35
* json: mark keyword-only args
Technically only true for Python 3.6+, but I didn't feel like copying
over the whole file just for Python 3.5. Let me know and I can.
* json: remove encoding from loads
This has been ignored and deprecated since 3.1 and will be removed in 3.9
It no longer even shows up in inspect.signature (in 3.8 it emits the
deprecation warning based on kwargs)
* json: update whitelists
* sys: simplify _getframe
* sys: mark positional-only args
* sys: fix platform availability
* sys: remove settscdump
This function is no longer documented in 3.6 and above (and doesn't
exist on master, was removed in 4fd64b9a6aba9e6e1a5d).
In 3.5 documentation it's mentioned that it's only available if Python
was compiled with a special flag:
https://docs.python.org/3.5/library/sys.html#sys.settscdump
* sys: update whitelists
* resource: mark positional-only args
* resource: alias error to OSError
* resource: no longer seems incomplete
At least for Linux and Mac. Might be some things missing for FreeBSD
* resource: fix platform availability
* resource: update whitelist
* README.md: refactor "Running the tests"
This organises the section a little better. Previously some tests were
unmentioned; it read as if mypy_test and pytype_test were the only
tests. The section is now organised by test, making it easy to keep
track of the requirements and details of each. This also makes it
easier to add documentation for stubtest.
Also mention turning on Travis CI on your fork, since that is very
useful.
* README.md: document stubtest_test.py
* stubtest_test: add it
* travis: add stubtest_test to CI
* stubtest_test: add whitelists
