In the following stubs, each use of Self in a return type is incorrect:
@overload
def subgroup (
self , __condition : type [_BaseExceptionT ] | tuple [type [_BaseExceptionT ], ...]
) -> BaseExceptionGroup [_BaseExceptionT ] | None : ...
@overload
def subgroup (self : Self , __condition : Callable [[_BaseExceptionT_co ], bool ]) -> Self | None : ...
@overload
def split (
self : Self , __condition : type [_BaseExceptionT ] | tuple [type [_BaseExceptionT ], ...]
) -> tuple [BaseExceptionGroup [_BaseExceptionT ] | None , Self | None ]: ...
@overload
def split (self : Self , __condition : Callable [[_BaseExceptionT_co ], bool ]) -> tuple [Self | None , Self | None ]: ...
def derive (self : Self , __excs : Sequence [_BaseExceptionT_co ]) -> Self : ...
This is because .derive() must be manually overridden to return custom subtypes , in which case the child class should also manually update the type annotations on .subgroup() and .split()1 . For example:
class MyGroup (ExceptionGroup ):
pass
excs = [Exception ("oops" )]
mg = MyGroup ("msg" , excs )
assert type (mg .derive (excs )) == ExceptionGroup # *not* the Self type!
Discovered via agronholm/exceptiongroup#40 (comment) ; if accepted here we should make sure to fix the backport too.
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In the following stubs, each use of
Selfin a return type is incorrect:typeshed/stdlib/builtins.pyi
Lines 1947 to 1959 in c626137
This is because
.derive()must be manually overridden to return custom subtypes, in which case the child class should also manually update the type annotations on.subgroup()and.split()1. For example:Discovered via agronholm/exceptiongroup#40 (comment); if accepted here we should make sure to fix the backport too.
Footnotes
since I don't know of a way to express "that other method's return-type" in an annotation ↩