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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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You added a new test case in the middle of an existing test case. Please fix that and make CI pass, and a repository owner/collaborator might take a look. Also, edit your initial post to say "# Fixes 21030" without quotes in the post body (not the title). |
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This PR ensures that decorators applied to a TypedDict class definition are correctly analyzed for undefined names.
Previously, the semantic analyzer's special-case handling for TypedDict (analyze_typeddict_classdef) was returning early without visiting the decorators list in the ClassDef. This caused mypy to silently ignore invalid names, attributes, or subscripted expressions used as decorators on these classes.