Bump pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.210

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Bumps pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.210.

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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.

Bug Fix: Improved limit check for literal math.

Enhancement: Updated typeshed stubs to the latest.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that results in false positive when using a super().__init__ call within a metaclass __init__ method.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that results in a false positive error when using yield within the outermost iterator of a list comprehension.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in a false positive when importing OrderedDict from typing_extensions. Added a mechanism for loading typeshed modules on demand within the type evaluator, including collections/__init__.pyi which declares the real OrderedDict class.

Enhancement: Added improved checks for size mismatches when unpacking known-length iterables into a list target (like [a, b] = (1, 2, 3)).

Behavior Change: Changed the setdefault method generated for TypedDict classes so it accepts only literal key values. Fixed a bug in the get method generated for TypedDict classes so it accepts arbitrary values for the default value parameter.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in incorrect type evaluation when using a generic type alias that consists of a union of multiple type variables that are filled with the same type when the type alias is specialized.

Behavior Change: Modified the reportMissingSuperCall diagnostic based on feedback. It now emits an error for classes that include an __init__ and don't call through to super().__init__ even if that class derives from object, unless it's marked @final.

Published 1.1.209

Enhancement: Added support for "literal math" for certain unary and binary operations where the operands are all the same literal class types (str, bytes, int, or bool). For example, Literal[0, 1] + Literal[1, 2] results in type Literal1, 2, 3].

Enhancement: Implemented a new diagnostic check "reportMissingSuperCall" that checks for __init__, __init_subclass__, __enter__ and __exit__ methods that fail to call through to their parent class(es) methods of the same name. This is a common source of bugs. The check is disabled by default. We may eventually enable it by default in strict mode, but we want to get feedback before doing so.

Behavior Change: Changed text output of CLI version to use the word "information" rather than "info" for consistency with JSON output.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in a crash if Self was used in a type argument within a method decorator.

Behavior Change: Changed behavior to allow Self to appear within a ClassVar type.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in an incorrect type evaluation when Self was used as a return type annotation for a property or class property.

Published 1.1.208

Enhancement (from pylance): Added support for USERNAME and VIRTUAL_ENV shell variables in ".env" file.

Enhancement (from pylance): Improved completion provider suggestions for static members.

Bug Fix: Reverted check for base classes that use variables. It was too disruptive, so another approach is needed.

Published 1.1.207

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that results in false positive error when a function signature captured by a ParamSpec includes an *args or **kwargs parameter.

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• 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
• 8b68270 Published 1.1.204
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Superseded by #45.