Add an `override` decorator to a .pyi file about typing_extensions

[JelleZijlstra]

You can use @typing_extensions.override in a pyi file, provided your type checker is updated. What else are you asking for?

[IvanKirpichnikov]

Pycharm swears that there is no link to override in typing_extensions.pyi

complete error 'Cannot find reference 'override' in 'typing_extensions.pyi''
System: Windows 11
python: python 3.11.8:db85d51

[JelleZijlstra]

That sounds like a problem with PyCharm. They likely have bundled a stub file for typing-extensions that isn't updated.

[srittau]

This is probably best reported to the PyCharm tracker at https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues.

FWIW, it works for me with PyCharm Pro 2024.1.1 and typing_extensions 4.11.0.

[IvanKirpichnikov]

You can use @typing_extensions.override in a pyi file, provided your type checker is updated. What else are you asking for?

in this case, PyCharm writes the following
Cannot find reference 'override' in 'typing_extensions.pyi'

Forgot to check the PyCharm version.
PyCharm Community 2023.2.5

[IvanKirpichnikov]

Okay, I understand you. Thank you for your help

[srittau]

@IvanKirpichnikov Also, please make sure that typing_extensions is actually installed into your current environment (e.g. using pip install typing_extensions).

[IvanKirpichnikov]

@IvanKirpichnikov Also, please make sure that typing_extensions is actually installed into your current environment (e.g. using pip install typing_extensions).

I checked for it and moreover tried to update it. Alas, it did not help