Ignore the arguments if it is Any type

[Kither12]

In Python, the Any type from the typing module is used to indicate that a value can be of any type. This includes None. By allowing arguments of type Any to be ignored, we can streamline function definitions and reduce unnecessary complexity.

[erictraut]

I'm not sure what you mean. Pyright is a standards-based type checker, and most of its behaviors regarding Any are dictated by the Python typing spec. If you think that pyright is deviating from the spec or is otherwise behaving in a way that you don't expect, could you provide a self-contained minimal code sample that demonstrates the problem you're seeing?