Fix mypy warnings.#947
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| assert 'Revealed type is "builtins.int"' in mypy_res[0] | ||
| def test_mypy_type() -> None: | ||
| res = require_fn() | ||
| assert_type(res, int) |
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assert_type is only present in Python 3.11, so I would expect your unit tests to fail on 3.9 and 3.10.
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Turns out this does work if we import from typing_extensions!
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This PR fixes issues in the code that were leading to a bunch of mypy warnings. We now get no output from mypy when running on this branch (which is good).
It also replaces the test that was using
reveal_typewith the equivalent (and simpler)assert_type.