Bug Fix: Fixed false positive error in parser when an assignment expression (walrus operator) is used in a subscript list without parentheses. This was a syntax error in Python 3.8 and 3.9 but is allowed in 3.10 and newer.
Bug Fix: Fixed regression that caused an incorrect type evaluation in the presence of a doubly-nested loop.
Bug Fix: Fixed bug that sometimes resulted in incorrect type evaluation of tuple expressions used within a loop.
Bug Fix: Fixed a bug in the import cycle detection logic that led to some false negatives.
Enhancement: Addressed type evaluation performance issue by eliminating separate "incomplete type cache" and combining it with the primary type cache.
Enhancement: Improved error reporting for type mismatch involving a return type that is a TypedDict.
Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in a false positive error when resolving nested overloaded function calls where the correct overload match depends on bidirectional type inference.
Published 1.1.286
Bug Fix: Reverted a recent update to the TOML parser that resulted in a regression. This reversion means that some TOML 1.0 features will not be handled correctly.
Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in incorrect handling of literals in the TypeVar constraint solver. This involved a pretty significant change to the constraint solver logic — one that eliminated some heuristics and special cases.
Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that caused target expressions within a chained assignment to be evaluated in the wrong order (right to left instead of left to right). This resulted in false positives and negatives in some cases where one target referred to another target. This change also makes it illegal to use a Python 2-style type comment on a line containing a chained assignment statement, reflecting the fact that Python 3-style variable type annotations are not legal here either.
Enhancement: Improved handling of TypeVarTuple constraint solving. Previously, if a TypeVarTuple appeared more than once, the corresponding tuple types needed to be identical. The constraint solver now supports the same sort of narrowing/widening within the tuple entries to find the best solution.
Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that led to a false negative during protocol matching if the protocol class refers to itself within an invariant type argument.
Enhancement: Improved handling of generic functions passed as arguments to generic higher-order functions. Pyright is now able to solve the type variables for both the generic callback and the called function.
Enhancement: Updated typeshed stubs to the latest version.
Enhancement: Improved handling of generic functions passed as arguments to generic higher-order functions that use a ParamSpec. Pyright is now able to solve the type variables for both the generic callback and the called function.
Bug Fix: Fixed a bug in the code flow engine that resulted in incorrect type evaluation in some cases involving double nested loops.
Bug Fix: Improved the method override consistency checks to detect the case where an override uses an *args parameter that is not type compatible with the overridden method's parameter types. Thanks to @mehdigmira for this contribution.
Enhancement: Improved handling of TypeVars that appear only within a Callable within a return type annotation for a function. By a strict reading of PEP 484, these should be bound to the function's scope, but practically, they are bound to the Callable. This allows a function to return a generic callable type. When TypeVars are rescoped in this manner, the TypeVar cannot be referenced within the function body because it is no longer in scope in that context.
Enhancement: Improved error handling for NewType calls
Enhancement: Completed initial implementation of PEP 696. Added support for default TypeVar types that refer to other TypeVars.
Published 1.1.285
Enhancement: Implemented a new --level command-line option that allows filtering of 'information' and 'warning' diagnostics.
Enhancement: Updated TOML parser to one that is compliant with the TOML 1.0 spec.
Enhancement: Added logic to detect uses of PEP 604 | syntax that generate exceptions due to runtime limitations. In particular, if one of the operands is a string (i.e. a forward reference) and the other is also a string or a class that is not explicitly specialized, this will result in an exception.
Bug Fix: Fixed recent regression in completion provider that resulted in garbled type information for a symbol that is declared as a function (using a def statement) but transformed into a non-function type using a decorator.
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