This is a weakness of the Python typing system and not necessarily of individual typecheckers. Pyright has a policy of only implementing what's standardized, and the Python type system is simply inadequate to annotate most real world Python code out there. It's been years now and something as basic as properly typing kwargs is still not supported.
Ty could solve this if they rebel and decide to ignore the Python typing standards, which I honestly would appreciate, but if they take the sensible approach and follow the standards, it won't change anything.
Ty could solve this if they rebel and decide to ignore the Python typing standards, which I honestly would appreciate, but if they take the sensible approach and follow the standards, it won't change anything.