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Currently, doing `==` on arrays fails at runtime with ``` AttributeError: type object 'Array[models.__sharedstd__.__shapes__.std.uuid]' has no attribute '__gel_type_class__' ``` and produces a `bool` at typecheck time instead of a `type[std.bool]`. My approach to fixing this is to replace uses of `Array` with `std.array`, which has a `__gel_type_class__` and all the appropriate overloadings. When I extend this approach to other similar types, though, like `Range`, I run into problems: the `typing_dispatch` based overloaded constructor for range always fails when doing a `Type.model_validate(r.model_dump())`, in part because the overloads all seem to want want `std.bool` and won't accept real bools. @elprans Does this seem like the right approach, and I should continue down this path and fix any problems in the way (like those mentioned above), or do you think I'm on the wrong track here?
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Generate `std.range`/`std.tuple`, follownig the approach of #939. Then, fix calling functions in QB when range[_T_anypoint] or array[_T_anytype] used, by specifically checking ParametricType subclasses against GenericAlias[T].
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Generate `std.range`/`std.tuple`, follownig the approach of #939. Then, fix calling functions in QB when range[_T_anypoint] or array[_T_anytype] used, by specifically checking ParametricType subclasses against GenericAlias[T].
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Currently, doing
==on arrays fails at runtime withand produces a
boolat typecheck time instead of atype[std.bool].My approach to fixing this is to replace uses of
Arraywithstd.array, which has a__gel_type_class__and all the appropriateoverloadings.
When I extend this approach to other similar types, though, like
Range, I run into problems: thetyping_dispatchbased overloadedconstructor for range always fails when doing a
Type.model_validate(r.model_dump()), in part because the overloadsall seem to want want
std.booland won't accept real bools.@elprans Does this seem like the right approach, and I should continue
down this path and fix any problems in the way (like those mentioned
above), or do you think I'm on the wrong track here?