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(🎁) Allow usage of TypedDict as a type, such that it can be used in the bound of a TypeVar #1395
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from typing import TypedDict, Unpack
class A[ExtraArgs: TypedDict]:
def do_it(self, **extra: Unpack[ExtraArgs]): ...
class Thing(TypedDict):
t: int
A[Thing]().do_it(
t=1, # no error
imposter="sus", # yes error
)Reacted by Zomatree, Krzysztof Jagiello, Harshita Gupta, Eli$, Maximilien Tirard, Julian Ceipek, Thomas Jost, Aaron Willis, Riccardo Bergamaschi, Timofey Fomin and 6 more
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[-](🎁) Allow usage of `TypedDict` as a type, such that it can be used as a bound of a TypeVar[/-][+](🎁) Allow usage of `TypedDict` as a type, such that it can be used as in `bound` of a `TypeVar`[/+][-](🎁) Allow usage of `TypedDict` as a type, such that it can be used as in `bound` of a `TypeVar`[/-][+](🎁) Allow usage of `TypedDict` as a type, such that it can be used in the `bound` of a `TypeVar`[/+]Dreamsorcerer commentedon Oct 25, 2026
And also just allow simple things like:
JelleZijlstra commentedon Oct 25, 2026
You can use an empty, open TypedDict class for this; it's a supertype of every other TypedDict.