MAINT: Replace "dtype[Any]" with dtype in the definiton of npt.ArrayLike
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…rrayLike` Strings and types that are not subscriptable during runtime can cause issues with runtime Introspection helpers such as `typing.get_type_hints`. While this is very much an upstream issue, the particular case of `npt.ArrayLike` can be quite easily resolved in numpy.
…h runtime Introspection helpers * `typing.get_type_hints` * `typing.get_args` * `typing.get_origin`
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Looks like a bit more backport is needed. |
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Thanks Bas. |
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Backport of #19328.
Xref #19327.
Strings and types that are not subscriptable during runtime can cause issues with runtime Introspection helpers such as
typing.get_type_hints.While this is very much an upstream issue, the particular case of
npt.ArrayLikecan be quite easily resolved in numpy itself.