Change internal types in individual files to be private. Use TypeAlias
in code where types are declared.
#61504
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After introducing
TypeAlias
in_typing.py
, goal of this PR is to use it in any other source files that are creating types in this way. Also, make all of those types private.I believe that I caught them all via some searching, but may have missed a few. Couldn't find a rule that enforces use of
TypeAlias
. Note that in 3.12, the recommendation is to do atype
declaration, which is probably why there isn't such a rule.