The python from_global_id does not exhibit the same behavior as the reference TypeScript implementation when handling invalid input.

Examples:

• from_global_id("invalid") raises binascii.Error
• from_global_id("") raises TypeError
• from_global_id(b64encode(b"foo")) raises TypeError

In the first two cases, the reference implementation returns {type: "", id: ""}. In the third case, it returns {type: "", id: "foo"}. In no case does it throw an error.

This might seem like nitpicking, but it can cause significant differences in how user input ends up being handled.