[mypyc] feat: unwrap NewType types to their base types for optimized code paths #19497
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I'm just going to.... revert my change to the count() test so all of my tests pass and I get a green check on the PRs page I don't think this count() issue implies an issue with the PR because all of the other string methods generate their C code properly. |
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I actually figured out last night how to fix the fixtures, so I'll do that instead for the sake of completeness |
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Is there a good way to define MyStr once at the top and reuse it in each of the test cases? The current state is good enough but feels a bit cluttered for my liking. Unsure if an issuse. |
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@brianschubert updated accordingly |
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This PR adds special case logic for unwrapping NewType types to their actual type. This logic is currently working. a
NewType("name", str)now generates the same code as astr.I wasn't entirely sure of the best way to test this, so I just tweaked the str tests to use a union of str and newtype str and validated that the IR still uses
strand notobjectAlmost all of my tests are running fine, but I get a strange mypy error in the str.count tests saying that
strobjects do not have a .count method? Of course a str object has a .count method. Do you think this might related to the typeshed stuff again?