Use _typeshed.Self where __enter__ returns self#5698
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Thank you! We should also use |
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I checked all of these against the implementation and they're indeed just return self.
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I have made a start on annotating
__enter__methods asdef __enter__(self: Self) -> Self: ...where the method just returns the class instance (self)The current annotations assume that the
__enter__method on subclasses returns an instance of the parent class.There are more than these, but they are either more complicated or are already annotated as
def __enter__(self: _T) -> _T: ...This is a step towards #5676, and is related to #5675 and #5602