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My idea is that we should only return the result of repl = repl.accept(self) if that result is no longer a TypeVarType, because if we are simply permuting the type variables, then this will be incorrect.

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According to mypy_primer, this change doesn't affect type check results on a corpus of open source code. ✅

Comment on lines +251 to +254
if isinstance(expanded, TypeVarType):
expanded.default = expanded.default.accept(self)
else:
repl = expanded
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maybe more readable if done the other way round?

expanded = repl.accept(self)
if not isinstance(expanded, TypeVarType):
    repl = expanded
else:
    expanded.default = expanded.default.accept(self)

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[PEP 696] Assigning to type variables with defaults gives unexpected results
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