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Unfilter __all__ #708

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@jakebailey jakebailey commented Mar 6, 2019

Fixes #642.
Reopens #619.
Related #620.

This unfilters __all__ except for things which are directly from typing or are imported modules, though even that may be too strong. The old LS didn't look at __all__ whatsoever, so maybe all of these should be allowed to come through; you tell me.

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Amending my statement: Even though the old LS didn't look at __all__ doesn't mean that it didn't filter what modules exported. I haven't looked at that code to see what it did, as I assume it didn't just pass everything through. Probably did what I'm changing to above (no modules or typing).

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Old LS exposed variable defs, which I think would be about the same as what I've written. I'll merge this and we can tweak it later; at least numpy works now. 😄

@jakebailey jakebailey merged commit 1072de6 into microsoft:master Mar 6, 2019
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Fixes microsoft#642.
Reopens microsoft#619.
Related microsoft#620.

This unfilters exported variables except for things which are directly from typing or are imported modules, though even that may be too strong. The old LS didn't look at __all__ whatsoever, so maybe all of these should be allowed to come through; you tell me.
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