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The problem here seems to be that typeguard checks the end of the output of something to be typeguard.TypeCheckError: argument "x" (str) is not an instance of int\n, but the actual output has ANSI color codes: typeguard.TypeCheckError\x1b[0m: \x1b[35margument "x" (str) is not an instance of int\x1b[0m\n.
I'm not familiar enough with the typeguard tests here to fix this. typeguard's last commit was four months ago, and ours last week, so I'm not sure what has changed. A new release of something (pypy, pytype?) that enables colors by default?
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