Bring back type annotation support of dunder methods in stub generator (fix #12717) #12828
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Could you take a look at the failing tests? |
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It basically what @shubz1998 already mentioned in comment #12524 (comment):
As an alternative we can also just re-use the
which seems to make sense. With this change, the tests should need no adaptation, and relevant dunder methods like |
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According to mypy_primer, this change has no effect on the checked open source code. |
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Description
Fixes #12717 by making the "ignoring of dunder methods" more specific. As explained,
__members__is part of the official enum API and thus an essential type annotation to have. The complete removal of annotations of dunder methods in #12524 causes a big regression for pybind11 code bases involving lots of enums.Test Plan
I didn't had time to add a specific test case preventing fully reverting #12524, but this modification should keep its behavior while fixing #12717.