No overload variant of "get" … for os.environ with unicode_literals #1274
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This seems to address the issue for Python 2: # test_unicode_literals_workaound.py
from __future__ import unicode_literals
import os
import typing
_EnvironWorkAround = typing.MutableMapping[typing.AnyStr, typing.AnyStr]
environ = typing.cast(_EnvironWorkAround, os.environ)
print('PWD: {}'.format(environ.get('PWD', '<not set>'))) |
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I'm not sure this is fixable in typeshed. python/mypy#3619 might provide a suitable workaround. |
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Duplicate of #872. |
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