Remove emoji stubs (not before May 2023)

[kkirsche]

With carpedm20/emoji#166 merged using the stubs previously contributed to typeshed, the latest release now next release should include type hints. Seems 2.1.0 was tagged directly before type hints being merged.

[AlexWaygood]

As per our policy, we'll want to wait until the library has shipped with a py.typed file for at least six months before removing the stubs from typeshed, but this is great to hear! :)

[kkirsche]

Emoji 2.1.0 was released on September 17, 2022.

https://pypi.org/project/emoji/2.1.0/

When in front of a computer, I'll confirm that it has the py.typed marker. If so, this should give us a date for when this should be removed.

I'll plan to file a separate issue for automated py.typed detection to gauge interest in this type of automation / integration.

[AlexWaygood]

I'll plan to file a separate issue for automated py.typed detection to gauge interest in this type of automation / integration.

Stubsabot already does that for us (see, e.g., #8746). If there's already been an emoji release that has a py.typed file, that indicates that there's a bug in stubsabot.

[AlexWaygood]

There doesn't appear to be a bug in stubsabot. The master branch has the py.typed marker, but the latest release, 2.1.0, released on September 17, does not have the py.typed marker.

[hauntsaninja]

Probably a bug in emoji packaging

[Avasam]

It is a bug in emoji. The py.typed marker isn't added to the package carpedm20/emoji#239

[AlexWaygood]

We now have a release with a py.typed file!

• [stubsabot] Mark emoji as obsolete since 2.2.0 #9051