gh-132467: Add test case to check whether GenericAlias instance is not class, update docstring of typing._GenericAlias
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…d to be class, update docstring of typing._GenericAlias
AbduazizZiyodov
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JelleZijlstra and
AlexWaygood
as code owners
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Co-authored-by: Jelle Zijlstra <[email protected]>
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Description
As discussed in the issue, we can't change behaviour of
inspect.isclassfor GenericAlias instances, so that we need to document that they are not considered to be a class.Summary
typing._GenericAlias. Added one note, changed format of docstring a bit* edit: I should not have updated typing docs, doc was for typing spec only, not about runtime behaviour. So I updated stdtypes docs.
inspect.isclassreturns False forGenericAliasinstances #132467