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                                            Cecil Curry

[Feature Request] `is_subhint(SomeTypedDict, AnotherTypedDict)` raises `TypeError`, because CPython hates `TypedDict` users 😭

**What, ho?** An actual deficiency in @beartype? Wonderful! As the years churn into decades, actual deficiencies in @beartype have become increasingly rare. I miss chatting with my awesome userbase. 😞...

[Feature Request] `is_subhint(SomeTypedDict, AnotherTypedDict)` raises `TypeError`, because CPython hates `TypedDict` users 😭

**Oh. My. Guido.** Somebody's spitting PEP references at me! This... this is phenomenal. This may very well be the greatest day of 2025. Even our Maine Coon cats are weeping....

[Feature Request] `is_subhint(SomeTypedDict, AnotherTypedDict)` raises `TypeError`, because CPython hates `TypedDict` users 😭

**大成功!** This means "great success," apparently! It's like the modern "Eureka!", only unreadable! I don't even know anymore. I just do what Claude Opus tells me. 😅 I cogitated about...

[Feature Request] `is_subhint(SomeTypedDict, AnotherTypedDict)` raises `TypeError`, because CPython hates `TypedDict` users 😭

@maharjun: If you want this working *right now*, feel free to just copy-paste that `is_hintable_subset()` function into your own codebase. It could be some time before I manage to properly...

[Feature Request] `is_subhint(SomeTypedDict, AnotherTypedDict)` raises `TypeError`, because CPython hates `TypedDict` users 😭

*...heh.* You're not wrong. I was hoping you didn't know about PEPs 655 or 705. Altogether, this pair of PEPs standardizes three new type hint factories specific to `TypedDict` subclasses:...

[Feature Request] `is_subhint(SomeTypedDict, AnotherTypedDict)` raises `TypeError`, because CPython hates `TypedDict` users 😭

Indeed, I have no idea why `typing.Required` even exists. Doesn't particularly make sense, does it? I suppose they defined `typing.Required` just for orthogonality with `typing.NotRequired`. Still, it is pretty silly....

[Feature Request] `is_subhint(SomeTypedDict, AnotherTypedDict)` raises `TypeError`, because CPython hates `TypedDict` users 😭

**Oh...** Oh. Gods below! I'd totally forgotten about that `total` contextuality. It's been *years* since I've speed-read these PEPs. That sorta changes everything and sorta changes nothing. To handle this...

[Bug] Subscripted generic forward references unsupported

*...heh.* Forward reference resolution in `is_bearable()`, huh? Sounds great! I *definitely* should have done that... like, decades ago. There's actually no significant blocker to me doing that. Well, *okay*. The...

[Bug] Subscripted generic forward references unsupported

**WAIT.** Technically, [the horrible hack](https://github.com/beartype/beartype/issues/414#issuecomment-2288024153) above *does* work. That's nice. It's interesting, though. This issue actually has *nothing* to do with #364. Instead, this issue is a novel (and fairly...

[Bug] Subscripted generic forward references unsupported

> ...as this bug is more breaking in my eyes. **Totally.** You got it right. There is breakage here and this saddens me. I'm currently obsessed with an unrelated feature...