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np.fromfunctionnow requires thefunctionsignature to match theshaperank type. This makes it a lot less type-unsafe, at the cost of this now also rejecting technically-validshapesequence types that aren'ttuple[int, ...]orlist[int], which I think is a fair restriction. So let's hope thatmypy_primerwon't get angry :P. But it's a surprisingly unpopular function (according to my shape-typing / popularity gist), so I don't expect this to cause a lot of issues.Pair programmed with AI (and me; a real human!)