gh-153896: Deduplicate mutable args in Literal type - #153913
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@sobolenv I am at the Europython sprints and I was already preparing the PR to fix the issue, but you were faster 😢 my fix looks very similar to yours, would you be so kind to let me merge my first contribution to CPython? 🙏🏻 |
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It does not look to complex as a change, moreover this brings consistency among different arg types. Desipe the fact that Literal[[], []] does not really make much sense as a typing form as of right now.
But, it might be for some custom runtime type checks / etc.
Should we backport this?