Bump ty from 0.0.5 to 0.0.6

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Bumps ty from 0.0.5 to 0.0.6.

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0.0.6

Release Notes

Released on 2025-12-23.

Bug fixes

• FIx panic from unexpanded type aliases in implicit tuple aliases (#22015)
• Support type[T] where T is a type alias to a union of types (#22115)
• Support == narrowing for tuples in unions with disjoint types (#22129)
• Respect debug text interpolation in f-strings (#22151)
• Fix panic from unstable union-type ordering in fixed-point iteration (#22070)

LSP server

• Add ty.configuration and ty.configurationFile options (#22053)
• Add diagnosticMode: off to disable diagnostics while retaining Go To Definition, etc. (#22073)
• Set flag to avoid type[T@f] being inserted when you double-click on the inlay (#22139)
• Use Markdown for completions documentation if the LSP client supports it (#21752)

CLI

• Abort printing diagnostics when pressing Ctrl+C (#22083)

Configuration

• Add respect-type-ignore-comments configuration option (#22137)
• Support custom builtins via __builtins__.pyi (#22021)

Other changes

• Bind self with instance in __get__ (#22155)
• Support type inference between protocol instances (#22120)
• Synthesize a precise _fields attribute for NamedTuples (#22163)
• Synthesize a precise _replace method for NamedTuples (#22153)
• Narrow "tagged unions" of TypedDicts (#22104)

Contributors

• @​mtshiba
• @​charliermarsh
• @​Wizzerinus
• @​oconnor663
• @​MichaReiser
• @​ibraheemdev
• @​MatthewMckee4

Install ty 0.0.6

Install prebuilt binaries via shell script

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0.0.6

Released on 2025-12-23.

Bug fixes

• FIx panic from unexpanded type aliases in implicit tuple aliases (#22015)
• Support type[T] where T is a type alias to a union of types (#22115)
• Support == narrowing for tuples in unions with disjoint types (#22129)
• Respect debug text interpolation in f-strings (#22151)
• Fix panic from unstable union-type ordering in fixed-point iteration (#22070)

LSP server

• Add ty.configuration and ty.configurationFile options (#22053)
• Add diagnosticMode: off to disable diagnostics while retaining Go To Definition, etc. (#22073)
• Set flag to avoid type[T@f] being inserted when you double-click on the inlay (#22139)
• Use Markdown for completions documentation if the LSP client supports it (#21752)

CLI

• Abort printing diagnostics when pressing Ctrl+C (#22083)

Configuration

• Add respect-type-ignore-comments configuration option (#22137)
• Support custom builtins via __builtins__.pyi (#22021)

Other changes

• Bind self with instance in __get__ (#22155)
• Support type inference between protocol instances (#22120)
• Synthesize a precise _fields attribute for NamedTuples (#22163)
• Synthesize a precise _replace method for NamedTuples (#22153)
• Narrow "tagged unions" of TypedDicts (#22104)

Contributors

• @​mtshiba
• @​charliermarsh
• @​Wizzerinus
• @​oconnor663
• @​MichaReiser
• @​ibraheemdev
• @​MatthewMckee4

Commits

• 8c54a1c Bump version to 0.0.6 (#2194)
• e2c0073 Document configuration and configurationFile editor settings (#2167)
• 02351f9 Update diagnosticMode editor setting to include off option (#2164)
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Test Failure Analysis

Summary: The Windows test suite times out on test_multi_client in tests/test_mcp_config.py. This is a pre-existing Windows-specific test flakiness issue that was already identified and fixed in PR #2711.

Root Cause: This PR branch was created before PR #2711 ("Skip parallel MCP config test on Windows") was merged. PR #2711 addressed Windows timeout issues by skipping test_multi_client_parallel_calls, but the logs show that test_multi_client (line 204-243 in test_mcp_config.py) is the test that's actually timing out on this run. The test spawns multiple Python subprocesses via stdio, which performs poorly on Windows CI runners.

Suggested Solution:

1. Rebase this PR on the latest main branch to pick up the fix from PR Skip parallel MCP config test on Windows #2711
2. Verify that test_multi_client at tests/test_mcp_config.py:204 may also need a Windows skip marker

The timeout is unrelated to the ty version bump itself - all other platforms (Ubuntu, Python 3.10/3.13, lowest dependencies) pass successfully.

Detailed Analysis

Test Execution Log

The logs show 8 passing tests in test_mcp_config.py before the timeout:

tests\test_mcp_config.py ........+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Timeout +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Counting tests in the file:

1. test_parse_single_stdio_config ✅
2. test_parse_extra_keys ✅
3. test_parse_mcpservers_at_root ✅
4. test_parse_mcpservers_discriminator ✅
5. test_parse_single_remote_config ✅
6. test_parse_remote_config_with_transport ✅
7. test_parse_remote_config_with_url_inference ✅
8. test_parse_multiple_servers ✅
9. test_multi_client ⏱️ TIMEOUT

Why This Test Times Out on Windows

The test_multi_client test (tests/test_mcp_config.py:204-243):

• Creates a temporary Python script with a FastMCP server
• Spawns TWO Python subprocesses via stdio transport
• Makes multiple sequential tool calls across both servers

Windows CI runners have known issues with subprocess/stdio performance, especially when multiple subprocesses are involved. PR #2711 already documented this issue for a similar test.

Related Work

PR #2711 added this skip marker to test_multi_client_parallel_calls:

@pytest.mark.skipif(
    sys.platform.startswith("win32"),
    reason="Windows has process lifecycle issues with parallel stdio subprocess calls",
)

Related Files

• tests/test_mcp_config.py:204-243 - The test_multi_client test that times out
• tests/test_mcp_config.py:246-292 - The test_multi_client_parallel_calls test already fixed in PR Skip parallel MCP config test on Windows #2711
• pyproject.toml:76 - The ty dependency being updated from 0.0.5 to 0.0.6

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