Published 1.1.194

Bug Fix: Fixed inconsistency in definition provider where it would sometimes fail to go to a declaration if the symbol was not re-exported from a type stub or "py.typed" module.

Enhancement: Added support for explicit specialization of generic type aliases that include a ParamSpec.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in the import resolution paths retrieved from the currently-selected Python interpreter to omit the working directory if it happens to be in the "sys.path" list.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug in specialization of callable type where the return type includes the expansion (unpacking) of a variadic type variable.

Enhancement: Improved handling of x in y type guard to handle the case where y is a tuple.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that caused type narrowing to fail in certain cases when the "X in Y" type guard pattern was used.

Bug Fix: Fixed bug that resulted in false positive when a variable was modified in a loop that employed conditional type narrowing and was also used as a member access expression.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug whereby an explicit TypeAlias definition that includes a generic type with no explicit type arguments was not assuming Unknown for those type arguments. For example, A: TypeAlias = list should assume that A is equivalent to list[Unknown].

Enhancement: Added a missing diagnostic for an attempt to specialize a class that has already been specialized. This can occur in the case of a type alias, such as A = list[int], A[int].

Enhancement: Added code to support __qualname__ in class definitions.

Bug Fix: PEP 484 indicates that Type[Any] should be interpreted as equivalent to type, but the previous code was treating it as Any.

Enhancement: Added error check for the use of a generic class as a metaclass.

Bug Fix: Fixed a bug that resulted in a false positive error when a dictionary literal was passed to a constructor of a generic subclass of dict.