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  2. PYSIDE-2529

[Type Hints] Mypy error when comparing Qt.GlobalColor with QColor

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      The following code example shows, that comparing a Qt.GlobalColor with a QColor works as expected:

      from PySide6.QtCore import Qt
from PySide6.QtGui import QColor

global_color = Qt.GlobalColor.red
color = QColor(Qt.GlobalColor.red)

print(
 f"QColor {color} and Qt.GlobalColor {global_color} are equal: {global_color == color}"
)

      Nevertheless, mypy prints the following error:

      error: Non-overlapping equality check (left operand type: "GlobalColor", right operand type: "QColor") [comparison-overlap]

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            ctismer Christian Tismer
            tilmankrummeck Tilman Krummeck
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