Bump pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.222

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Bumps pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.222.

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Published 1.1.222

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in false positive when using a recursive type alias with a generic dataclass constructor.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that results in a false negative when handling a function parameter that is annotated with a function-scoped TypeVar and has a default argument value.

Behavior Change: Changed the handling of reveal_type so it participates in bidirectional type inference when used within a larger expression.

Bug Fix: Fixed long-standing bug in logic that applies config file settings for diagnostic rule severity levels. The bug caused all settings overrides to be ignored if a pyrightconfig.json file was present. The new logic applies the default values, then the settings overrides, then the pyrightconfig.json file values. The change also simplifies the code, which was getting a bit unmaintainable.

Enhancement: Extended dataclass_transform to support transform_descriptor_types parameter.

Enhancement: Added support for an unpacked TypedDict as a type annotation for a *kwargs parameter.

Bug Fix: Improved the type(x) is y type narrowing logic to handle the case where y is a TypeVar or Self type.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug in match statement type narrowing. It wasn't properly handling the negative type narrowing case for class patterns when the subject expression was a bound TypeVar or Self type.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug related to the __eq__ method (and other order methods) that are synthesized for a dataclass. The parameter name was incorrect. It should be other.

Bug Fix: Added support for NFKC normalization of identifiers as specified in the Python lexical specification.

Published 1.1.221

Behavior Change (from Pylance): Auto-exclude any folder under workspace starting with a period.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug in type narrowing for match statement. It was not properly handling None literal patterns when narrowing in the negative case.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that leads to a false positive error when using a class whose constructor doesn't contain any type annotations. Pyright treats such classes as though they are generic to help with inference of instance variables initialized in the constructor, but it shouldn't enforce the variance of the under-the-cover type variables.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in a false positive when evaluating certain list comprehensions where the subexpressions had interdependencies.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in a false positive error when evaluating type compatibility between two callables that included an *args parameter plus a set of keyword-only parameters.

Enhancement: Updated typeshed stubs to the latest version.

Enhancement: Added support for PEP 675 (arbitrary literal strings).

Bug Fix: Added support for multiple unpack operators in a tuple list without parentheses when used in the RHS of a for statement. This was a grammar change introduced in Python 3.9.

Enhancement: Improved completions for class member access when the member variable in a child class is unannotated but a parent class provides an annotation. In this case, we should use the type information from the annotated symbol.

Behavior Change: Changed the behavior of the package type verifier so it does not flag unannotated class or instance variables if a parent class provides a type annotation for a variable of the same name. The type is inherited in this case. Also updated the library guidance to reflect this change.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in an incorrect type evaluation when handling a namedtuple call with a second parameter that is dynamic (not statically known).

Enhancement: Improved support for namedtuple when the second argument is a tuple of string literals. It's more common to pass a list of string literals, but tuples should work as well.

Bug Fix: Reverted a recent bug fix that caused significant performance degradations and crashes under some circumstances.

Enhancement: Added special-case check for new callable syntax used within a quoted annotation passed as a bound or constraint argument to a TypeVar constructor.

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• fc1b842 Published 1.1.221
• 826859e Pull from pylance (#3015)
• 621697f Published 1.1.220
• b2358a4 Published 1.1.219
• 8594f54 Published 1.1.218
• 65946fc Update types to 17.0.8, fix logging typo, don't clear user file indic… (#2976)
• 4d73d12 Published 1.1.217
• 88f7244 Published 1.1.216
• e934b65 Published 1.1.215
• d60eada Published 1.1.214
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Superseded by #61.