chore(deps-dev): bump pyright from 1.1.293 to 1.1.309

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Bumps pyright from 1.1.293 to 1.1.309.

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Published 1.1.309

Behavior Change: Reworked the logic for constructor type analysis to better mirror runtime behaviors of the type.__call__ method. This is a big change with a potential for regressions.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that led to a false positive under certain circumstances when assigning a value to a variable with a type annotation that evaluates to a descriptor type.

Bug Fix: Fixed a regression that resulted in incorrect type evaluation when passing an argument to a generic class constructor when the argument expression includes an "or" or "and" operator.

Enhancement: Extended the reportUninitializedInstanceVariable check to detect the case where a @final class derives from an abstract base class (or hierarchy thereof) and does not implement one or more variables defined (but not assigned) in an ABC.

Enhancement: Implemented a check for an attempt to invoke a static or class method that is marked abstract.

Behavior Change: Deprecated command-line options 'typeshed-path' and 'venv-path' in favor of 'typeshedpath' and 'venvpath'. The hyphenated options were inconsistent with the conventions used for other options.

Enhancement: Added command-line option pythonpath that allows the path to the python interpreter to be specified.

Behavior Change: Updated support for type statement to conform with the latest updates to PEP 695. It now supports forward declarations, not just self references.

Enhancement: Added support for explicit calls to TypeAliasType constructor, as defined in PEP 695.

Behavior Change: Since PEP 696 won't make it for Python 3.12, pyright now enforces the Python 3.13 requirement for this capability (unless it's in a stub file or TypeVar, TypeVarTuple, and ParamSpec are imported from typing_extensions).

Performance: Changed import resolver to use sets and maps rather than arrays for tracking implicit imports. Arrays are fine if there are a few dozen implicit imports, but if there are thousands, they become a performance issue.

Performance: Added caching in import resolver for relative imports. Previously, we cached only absolute imports.

Performance: Added optimization to alias resolution that avoids the need to parse and bind a file in some cases.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that led to a false positive error in an edge case condition that involves an unpacked TypeVarTuple.

Enhancement: Added a check for f-strings that use nested braces in the "format specifier" portion (the section after a colon). This condition generates a syntax error at runtime, so it's useful for pyright to detect and report the error.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that results in a false positive error when using a dynamic base class in a class statement where the dynamic base class is based on a bound type variable.

Behavior Change: Changed pyright to reflect a recent decision about PEP 649 (deferred type annotations). The steering council tentatively approved PEP 649 for Python 3.12, but they recently decided to defer it until 3.13.

Published 1.1.308

Behavior Change: Changed type inference logic that infers the type of the value attribute in an enum. If the enum class has a custom metaclass (one that is not part of the stdlib), pyright now assumes that the custom metaclass may perform some runtime magic that modifies the value. This occurs, for example, in django's TextChoices class.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that led to incorrect import resolution in cases where multiple import resolution paths have partial overlapping paths and some include namespace packages and others do not.

Bug Fix: Reworked the logic for bidirectional type inference to address several systemic issues with the previous mechanism when nested calls were used. This is a significant change, and it has the potential for regressions.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that led to the incorrect type evaluation of a generic function call if the return result included a type variable that evaluated to Unknown.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in a bogus "fully-qualified name" of a symbol if used within a file that is located outside of the project and is not imported by a file in the project.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in incorrect fully-qualified names of type aliases that are nested within classes.

Enhancement: Added code to the "type printer" module that detects overlapping class and type alias names used within the same type. When these are detected, they are printed in their fully-qualified forms to help the user disambiguate.

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Commits

• 27d495a Published 1.1.309
• b7f2751 Published 1.1.308
• e1b6074 pull-pylance-with-pyright-1.1.307 (#5093)
• 0c308e0 Published 1.1.307
• 009aef3 Push pylance changes to pyright (#5066)
• 66b6672 Published 1.1.306
• a359c84 Published 1.1.305
• 9f3e150 Published 1.1.304
• 0204184 Published 1.1.303
• 1e8ee8f Published 1.1.302
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Superseded by #382.