Closed georgeharker closed 2 years ago
note - also patched the disable of tests on macOS, which I don't actually want in this PR - but wanted to verify the rest of the tests.
Merging #154 (ecb7f10) into Release/1.6.1 (b74231c) will decrease coverage by
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Thanks a lot, @georgeharker for another pull request! π I gladly incorporate this into the next release, which is basically your release now. π
note - also patched the disable of tests on macOS, which I don't actually want in this PR - but wanted to verify the rest of the tests.
Yes, for some reason Github Actions fails to setup a Python environment on MacOS. Definately out of scope for your pull request.
Same with the coverage: I need to look into combining the reports for several operating systems... Also out of scope for now.
Previously named tuple would see ForwardDeclaration(T) for the named types because it didn't use
get_type_hints
to grab__annotations__
. This PR resolves that issue so that whenfrom __future__ import annotations
is used (or a later python version) the annotations resolve correctly.