Bump pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.229

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Bumps pyright from 1.1.190 to 1.1.229.

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Published 1.1.229

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that caused semantic highlighting to sometimes skip information for certain tokens involved in member access expressions.

Enhancement: Added checks for incompatible variable types for same-named instance or class variables in two base classes.

Enhancement: Updated typeshed stubs to the latest version.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that led to misleading type error messages and hover text when a type with an associated generic type alias was specialized. The underlying generic type was properly specialized, but the type alias itself appeared to be unspecialized still. Since the type alias is displayed in error messages and hover text, this was confusing.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug where classes that derive from Any are not allowed to be assigned to a TypeVar. This resulted in a false positive error when returning NotImplemented in a function that is annotated to return a TypeVar.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in a false positive error "variable not in slots" when a value was assigned to a class variable that is a descriptor.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug in the __post_init__ validation logic that resulted in a false positive when a dataclass with an InitVar derives from another dataclass with an InitVar.

Enhancement: Added support for per-line suppression of diagnostics using # pyright: ignore comment. This also supports rule-specific suppression using a list of diagnostic rules, as in # pyright: ignore [reportGeneralTypeIssues].

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug in the reportUnnecessaryComparison diagnostic rule that resulted in false negatives when one of the two operands included a None in the type.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in a false positive error when testing type compatibility of an invariant type argument that consists of a union of types, some of which are subtypes of each other.

Published 1.1.228

Bug Fix: Improved "reportUnnecessaryComparison" diagnostic check so it catches more cases.

Performance: Fixed performance bug that was causing a significant slowdown when evaluating highly nested call expressions especially when there are argument errors in the innermost expressions.

Enhancement: Extended support for narrowing of index expressions to include those with negative subscripts, such as a[-1]. This is supported for all supported type guard patterns.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in a false positive error when using typing.Self in an inner function defined within an outer method.

Enhancement: Added negative type narrowing support for sequence patterns in match statements.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug in negative type narrowing for class patterns in match statements when the class in the class pattern is one of the designated "special built-in classes" specified in PEP 634 and a class argument is specified.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in incorrect TypeVar resolution when the TypeVar was used in a Type[T] type expression, was constrained, and two of the constraints overlapped in type.

Bug Fix: Fixed an edge case in the code flow engine that theoretically could result in incorrect type evaluation.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug in the code flow engine that resulted in inconsistent type evaluation depending on order of evaluation in some cases where a variable is modified in a loop.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in a stack overflow when evaluating unions with large numbers of subtypes.

Published 1.1.227

Enhancement: Extended conditional types to function and constructor calls where one or more arguments is a conditional type.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in incorrect type inference when assigning () to a variable with an explicit type declaration of tuple[()].

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that results in incorrect type evaluation when an if statement is not paired with an else and the condition expression uses a not paired with an and or or.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that caused a class that derives from NamedTuple to not conform to the Hashable protocol.

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• 54c5e40 Published 1.1.229
• 6550a3f Published 1.1.228
• f0938ea Published 1.1.227
• 5a0bc5a Published 1.1.226
• 8ec9dac Published 1.1.225
• 8c1dad0 Published 1.1.224
• 6a1292a Fixed style issue.
• 8c1161a Published 1.1.223
• a4bda40 Published 1.1.222
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Superseded by #78.