Better handling of generic aliases #923
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/CC: @hippo91, @Pierre-Sassoulas As discussed, this is the followup to #921. It addresses almost all test cases defined in pylint-dev/pylint#4239 with the exception that it can't detect the wrong usage of import re
re.Pattern[str] # [unsubscriptable-object]
re.Match[str] # [unsubscriptable-object]
var: re.Pattern[int] # [unsubscriptable-object] |
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Small update: I've updated the brain for the |
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If there are no objections, I would like to merge this by this weekend. After a new |
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I think @hippo91 is the one that will really understand what he's reviewing :D I did not see anything wrong with the changes myself. |
| and value.qname() in TYPING_ALIAS | ||
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| # If typing subscript belongs to an alias | ||
| # (PY37+) handle it separately. |
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Well done. I do not know how i can have missed that.
| # This is an issue in cases where the aliased class implements it, | ||
| # but the typing alias isn't subscriptable. E.g. `typing.ByteString` for PY39+ | ||
| _forbid_class_getitem_access(class_def) | ||
| return iter([class_def]) |
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I like very much this concise style! 👍
However you delete a lot of comments. It is not a pb for me if you think they where not helpful.
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I tend to prefer less / only the necessary comments. Most information is contained in the code already. Comments also have the habit of becoming outdated pretty quickly at which point they are more confusion than actually helpful.
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@hippo91 Thanks for the quick review! |
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Description
Followup to #921, see: #921 (comment)
Improve handling of typing aliases by inserting intermediate classes in mro.
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Related Issue
Closes: pylint-dev/pylint#4206
Closes: pylint-dev/pylint#4284