Bump pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.212

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Bumps pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.212.

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Published 1.1.212

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in false positive when one or more sources of types in TypeVar solving was unknown.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in a crash if a TypedDict class was derived from another TypedDict class and the base class had zero fields defined.

Enhancement: Added support for # pyright: basic comment to enable basic type checking in a file.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in a false positive error when determining whether method overrides for a multi-inheritance chain are compatible.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in a false positive when using bidirectional inference with a constructor with complex set of covariant, invariant, and contravariant type parameters.

Enhancement: Improved logic for type(x) is y type narrowing pattern so it handles the case where x is Any.

Published 1.1.211

Enhancement: Added support for very large integer literals (both in the tokenizer/parser and in the type system for Literals).

Bug Fix: Fixed bug where call to async function that returns NoReturn was treated as a "no-return" function even though it wasn't awaited.

Enhancement: Added check for class or instance variables that are declared but not assigned in a protocol class and not assigned in a concrete class that explicitly derives from the protocol class.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug in type narrowing logic for isinstance calls where the input value includes a Callable and the class list includes a class that is not a runtime-checkable protocol class. In this case, the Callable should not be removed in the negative ("else") case even if the class defines a compatible __call__ method.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in a false positive error when assigning a value to a TypedDict with not-required keys when that key had previously been assigned a literal value that narrowed the type.

Behavior Change: Reverted recent change to TypedDict where the single-argument form of get was removed for not-required fields. This caused problems because there is a fallback overload that accepted this case still.

Behavior Change: Changed reportUnknownArgumentType diagnostic check to be suppressed if the argument is an empty list or dict that comes from a [] or {} expression. While these types do technically contain Unknown type arguments, they are not unsafe, so reporting a diagnostic here is just noise.

Behavior Change: Changed the implementation of reveal_type so it no longer returns a literal string type but now accepts optional keyword arguments expected_text and expected_type. The return type of reveal_type is now the same as the type of the first argument, making it consistent with mypy's implementation of reveal_type.

Enhancement: Modified error messages for Required and NotRequired for clarity.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug in parser that resulted in a false negative error when using an assignment expression within a subscript. This is allowed in the grammar as of Python 3.10.

Enhancement: Updated typeshed stubs to the latest.

Bug Fix: Fixed internal crash caused by infinite recursion.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that caused a crash in functools.partial special-case logic.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug in type evaluation of index expressions that involve a recursive type alias in the subscript. Also improved text version of expanded types that include recursive type aliases.

Published 1.1.210

Behavior Change: Removed support for two-argument form of TypeGuard including support for "type asserts". The feedback on this idea was relatively negative.

Enhancement: Added provisional support for a proposed StrictTypeGuard feature. For details, refer to this discussion.

Enhancement: Added support for old-style (pre-await) coroutines.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in a false positive in cases involving bidirectional type inference with an expected callable type where one or more of the parameter types was a tuple with non-literal element types and the provided argument was a tuple with a literal value.

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• ad823f4 Published 1.1.212
• 30e0f0b Published 1.1.211
• dda4481 Published 1.1.210
• a7e0c17 Bump shelljs from 0.8.4 to 0.8.5 in /packages/pyright (#2863)
• de867ad Published 1.1.209
• 4f61d44 Published 1.1.208
• 4eca758 Published 1.1.207
• c32aef5 Published 1.1.206
• 83ea974 Published 1.1.205
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