Fix missing type store for overloads #16803
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Add missing call to store inferred types if an overload match is found early. All other code paths already do that.
Some background on the issue this fixes
I recently saw an interesting pattern in
aiohttp
to type values in andict[str, Any]
by subclassing dict.With the exception that these overloads aren't technically compatible with the supertype, they do the job.
The issue exists for the
__setitem__
case. Without this PR the following would create an issue. Herevar
would be inferred asdict[Never, Never]
, even though it should bedict[Any, Any]
which is the case for non-subclassed dicts.