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Adjust "ast" imports to make pytype happy. - #1617
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Turns out that pytype is a bit more finicky about imports, and differentiates between '*' imports for export, and imports for use in the local pyi. This adjusts ast.pyi to make pytype understand it again.
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Also, are the mypy_selftest tests just broken right now? |
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Let me look into the test failures. I may have merged some old code that
got broken by more recent developments.
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No, I think it's just python/mypy#3543 -- I can't reproduce it locally. |
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Turns out that pytype is a bit more finicky about imports, and differentiates between
*imports for export, and imports for use in the local pyi. This adjustsast.pyito make pytype understand it again, after #1515