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[Python] Add syntax highlighting for type comments #1925
[Python] Add syntax highlighting for type comments #1925
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Just for clarification
(I don't know how fine-grained these tests are here.)
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The impression I had gotten from the previous implementation was that line comments added into a type comment effectively ended the processing of mypy. Is that true?
From your comment above, it almost sounds like mypy will process nested comments that start with
type:
and the only logical combinations aretype: ignore
and a normaltype:
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Maybe mypy stops after the first
type: ignore
comment. 🤷 After that everything is "egal". The only thing you see in practice is# type: str # type: ignore
to brutally force a type. And typical# type: ignore[foo-rule] # mypy bug https:\\issue-nr
because you really get hit by a mypy bug every other day.