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fix: failed mypy in master branch #17886

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SUMMARY

it solved the failed mypy that prevents merging of new PRs

Using additional_dependencies: [types-all] in mypy pre-commit is wrong. it installs stubs types for not matching versions.
for example, it installs stub for Redis 4.1 while superset uses Redis 3.5.3
meanwhile, I added installations of superset base.txt requirements until a better solution like declaring all the required stubs packages inside a development requirements file.

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LGTM

@amitmiran137 amitmiran137 changed the title fix: failed mypy fix: failed mypy in master branch Dec 29, 2021
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Merging #17886 (bd74dfd) into master (c6c4143) will decrease coverage by 0.20%.
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@amitmiran137 amitmiran137 added the rush! Requires immediate attention label Dec 29, 2021
@amitmiran137 amitmiran137 merged commit ef57bd1 into apache:master Dec 29, 2021
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