Alex Waygood
Alex Waygood
> @erictraut mentioned in [microsoft/pyright#3775](https://github.com/microsoft/pyright/issues/3775) that this was be design. If so, `TypeVarTuple` can't be used to annotated functions like these. > > @AlexWaygood mentioned a few other examples for...
Thanks Eric! Yes, agreed, let's formalise this in the spec.
Has anybody managed to find a reproducible example yet?
The CI is failing for the Python 3.7-3.10 workflows for the same reason as https://github.com/python/pyperformance/pull/200#issuecomment-1126665696: the `requires-python` field in the `pyproject.toml` file for the benchmark doesn't have any effect. I've...
> That seems like a _lot_ of data files to me... GitHub won't even let me review the actual benchmark. Yup, very much aware — I tried to keep a...
> Or maybe we could do something clever with git (like making typeshed a submodule, pinned to a specific revision)? This is an interesting idea. I'll look into it.
> Well, that one seems like a lot less data, haha. You have to understand that my secret ulterior motive is to become the number-one contributor to `pyperformance` in terms...
> maybe, if we want to do this approach, we could just run against a small subset of typeshed? Some of our third-party stubs in typeshed are much larger (in...
I said to @brandtbucher I'd investigate git submodules, but never did, so this PR is waiting on me at the moment, as far as I'm concerned, don't worry 🙂 I'll...
> This is only marked Draft because I didn't want to ping 29 other people for review. Can that be stopped? I don't know of a way of avoiding that,...