We'd need to add aliases for string-like types such as str/bytes/unicode, and these would be different between Python 2 and 3. We'd need to decide where to define the type aliases, either in the stub of the module that uses them or in a shared typeshed-related (?) module that is only available as a stub.
We'd need to add aliases for string-like types such as str/bytes/unicode, and these would be different between Python 2 and 3. We'd need to decide where to define the type aliases, either in the stub of the module that uses them or in a shared typeshed-related (?) module that is only available as a stub.