[PEP 695] Generate error if 3.12 type alias is called#17320
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PEP 695 type aliases raise an exception at runtime if called.
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According to mypy_primer, this change doesn't affect type check results on a corpus of open source code. ✅ |
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Hi, fyi this PR caused an issue for me which appeared to be due to the mypy cache not having serialized I was able to clear this by running mypy once with |
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The cache is normally invalidated when mypy version is changed. We don't attempt to maintain cache compatibility between mypy versions. |
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PEP 695 type aliases raise an exception at runtime if called.
Work on #15238.