Yesterday's release of Click 8.3.0 has introduced a new internal variable UNSET to differentiate between (truly) unset values and user-provided None values. As a consequence, the method Parameter.value_is_missing in click.core now checks for this UNSET value instead of for None.

This results in bugs when using the current Typer with Click 8.3.0+, because a required, unset parameter would be None in Typer (and not the new UNSET value) and would eventually get the default value instead of throwing an exception.

For instance:

@app.command()
def main(name: str):
    print(f"Hello {name}")

would result in a print "Hello None" when calling it without any arguments.

Potential solutions

1. A quick fix would be to pin Typer to <8.3.0, but obviously that would only be temporary.
2. This PR overwrites Click's value_is_missing function to revert it back to its functionality from before 8.3.0. This at least makes the test go green, and allows users to install Click 8.3.0+
3. Rewrite Typer's core more fundamentally to exploit the new options of the UNSET value. This should also allow us to make different choices with respect to optional flags & flag values, cf 🗑️ Deprecate support for is_flag and flag_value parameters #987. Maybe with the new functionality in Click, we can restore some of that again. But it would require careful refactoring if we also want to continue support Click 8.2 and lower.

Proposal

At this point in time (right before the weekend 🙃) I suggest to merge this PR (option 2), close #1336 (option 1) and continue working on option 3 in the next few weeks.