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GH1139 Series.rename inplace #1140
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GH1139 Series.rename inplace #1140
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I think the solution here is to not use
Renamer
, and have the first overload be forCallable[[Any], Label]
withLiteral[True]
returningNone
, then have the second overload be forHashable | None
returningSelf
and the third overload just havingMapping[Any, Label]
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If I do so mypy seems to match the return of the expression with Any instead of None, let me see how I can address
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I have pushed for you to take a look but not sure how to address, this is a mypy issue and not pyright, pyright is happy with the current setup and does not flag it.