zip silently returns Any because of loose join with star types
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Start by reproducing the provided zip(*y) example in mypy and inspect the type-checking path for calls involving star-expanded arguments and imprecise tuple types. Done means this precisely typed example no longer silently reveals Any; add or update a regression test if the relevant test location is identified during investigation.
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y: List[Tuple[int]]
reveal_type(zip(*y)) # Revealed type is 'Any'
I think this is a bug since we should never silently infer Any from a precisely typed call.
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