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The way iterable unpacking works, a and b should have types based on the keys of the dict, since that's what you get when you convert to the functionally equivalent:
The way iterable unpacking works,
a
andb
should have types based on the keys of thedict
, since that's what you get when you convert to the functionally equivalent:But, we get:
a
is being given the value type, andb
probably the first value's type.Likely related is what happens when changing this to:
b
has no type, but should be a list.Found in #334.
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