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TYP: Optional 2nd numpy.complexfloating type parameter - #27420
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@charris I honestly have no idea why this keeps happening... Perhaps some vscode plugin that's being "helpful" 🤷🏻♂️ edit: I now suspect that it was indeed a missing |
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complexfloating[N1, N2]tocomplexfloating[N1, N2 = N1](see PEP 696), so that static type-checkers will interpretcomplexfloating[N]ascomplexfloating[N, N].The runtime behavior already allows for passing a single type-argument to
complexfloating.edit
Because of some mypy bug related to PEP 696, the
complexfloatingoperator methods have inlined, which (how some reason) causes the bug to not be an issue anymore.