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Improve type detection for annotations #3556
Improve type detection for annotations #3556
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Evaluating string annotations can fail due to syntax errors, name resolution, or whatever arbitrary code execution we invoked failing; so in those cases I'd rather fall back to unevaluated annotations (above) or switching to
annotate=False
for that argument. I trust your judgement as to which is preferable.In either case, a test demonstrating that would be nice - say
f(a: "invalid ::: syntax", b: "1/0")
.