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                                            Steven Troxler

Pyre does not work: ƛ Check command exited with non-zero return code: 1

Thanks for the bug report @alega19! I'll try to take a look soon, hopefully before end-of-week.

Python stdlib `string.Formatter` doesn't understand `LiteralString`

Thanks for letting us know! At this point my guess is that Pyre won't need to do anything except bump our vendored typeshed stubs once the problem is fixed in...

Incompatible parameter type: Expected typing.Callable

I think this is probably a bug in pyre, the code looks correct to me. My guess is that it has to do with the handling of type variables, rather...

Allow Annotated to wrap Final and ClassVar

Great, thanks @GBeauregard for flagging this!

Should we add links to existing resources?

@sobolevn @srittau I'll send each of you a PR later this week @Fidget-Spinner that sounds good, I'll open an issue and send a PR. I think we have to be...

Should we add links to existing resources?

@AlexWaygood I have a lot of interest in helping to write more docs on typing. I think that's what typing.readthedocs.io is meant to be for, I'd favor that over trying...

Time/EN ruleIntersect is probably too aggressive with years

I don't believe so. Have you hit this problem? I might be able to take a stab at it, although it's been a while since I touched Duckling

[ERROR] Network.Socket.sendBuf: resource vanished

Are you seeing errors in your client-side application, or just errors in the server logs?

Update pyre-check.org/play to use Python 3.11

Hmm. I can look into bumping the version (multi-version is probably trickier the way we currently have it set up) That said, I don't think we actually support `assert_type` right...

Update pyre-check.org/play to use Python 3.11

The playground is now running on 3.12, but I'm going to leave this issue open because the current release of open-source Pyre still doesn't support `assert_type`. I've fixed this on...