Michael Vitousek

Thanks for the report! We've had some improvements to the soundness of the interaction of generics and spreads to the to-do list for a while, it looks like this hits...

I can reproduce this error when running under guarded, but not transient. If you're encountering it with transient, please let me know so we can figure out why your system...

Hm, can you double check that you're running this as you describe? I can't replicate this because for me, `python3 myfolder/b.py` results in `ImportError: No module named 'myfolder'`. I get...

Even with an empty `__init__.py` I get an `ImportError` with `python3`. Is there anything in your `__init__.py`? I still wouldn't expect this code to work, since `a.py` and `b.py` are...

Gotcha, thanks. Still can't fully reproduce --- I still get an ImportError with python3.3.6 with the directory structure ``` test/ myfolder/ a.py b.py ``` when running Python from within `test`....

There is not such a type (yet!). On Wed, Jun 8, 2016 at 1:40 PM, Benjamin Greenman [email protected] wrote: > Is there a "maybe None" type in reticulated that would...

Confirmed, thanks. It should probably be a static type error to have an obviously inappropriate annotation like `int` on a receiver parameter, which makes this a problem with all semantics.

Thanks. This actually looks like a bug in how multiple assignment works; it casts the RHS to a tuple type to make sure it has the correct length but there's...

What's your .flowconfig look like? Flow shouldn't be checking external modules like that unless it's been explicitly told to with [include]

@mroch Any ideas on what could be happening here?