Tomasz Trębski added the comment:
Also happens in `3.8`, so right when `Literal` got moved to core `Python`.
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versions: +Python 3.8
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Change by Tomasz Trębski :
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title: Literal[True] interpreted as Literal[1] -> Literal declarations are not
typed. Literal[True] can be Literal[1] if declared after latter.
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New submission from Tomasz Trębski :
Consider code (in attachment) that is being run on Python 3.9.
An expected output of such code ought to be:
(typing_extensions.Literal[1], typing_extensions.Literal[0])
(typing_extensions.Literal[True], typing_extensions.Literal[False])
However that'
