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refactor: update emoji package to 2.0.0 #8426
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The pyright failure was:
Fixed the missing at runtime error I had missed though |
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Mostly looks good
According to mypy_primer, this change has no effect on the checked open source code. 🤖🎉 |
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Thanks!
If you fancy tackling #8360, that would also be a very welcome PR :) |
I'll take a look at what that requires. I think that'll be much more straightforward for me than trying to handle #4776, as I don't have enough experience with peewee to feel confident I'll get it right without starting them over from scratch. |
Fix: #8359
This updates the stubs for the emoji package to 2.0.0
Parts of the
EMOJI_DICT
could beTypeDict
'd but I don't think there is support for the attribute may exist or may not exist to appropriately do that typing, so I've marked the inner-dict as Incomplete.