I would like to pass a dictionary to a method foo that expects a TypedDict without explicitly mentioning the type. When I pass the dictionary directly to the method, everything is good. However, when I assign the dictionary to a variable configs first, mypy complains about incompatible types. Interestingly, PyCharm does not complain about foo(configs) as long as configs contains the correct keys and values. I could add type information to configs at [1] below but wonder if I could improve the typing to make the usage of foo and Params less verbose.

I’m trying to define a type that supports the following dict:

I would like to write the following overloaded Python function:

I am trying to create a function that enhances a type with another type. Below is a simple example…

I am trying to create a function that enhances a type with another type. Below is a simple example…