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The changes ensure that when a PCollection has a tag, its type is inferred from the transform's tagged output type hints, improving the accuracy and robustness of type checking in pipelines that utilize tagged outputs. ### Highlights * **Corrected Type Inference for Tagged PCollections**: The `infer_result_type` method in `apache_beam.pipeline.py` was updated to correctly determine the output type for `PCollection` objects that have an associated tag. * **Enhanced Tagged Output Type Hinting Logic**: The logic now distinguishes between untagged and tagged `PCollection` outputs, using `simple_output_type` for the former and `tagged_output_types` for the latter, falling back to `Any` if a specific tagged type is not found. * **Added Comprehensive Test Cases**: New unit tests were introduced to validate type inference for composite PTransforms that return tagged outputs as dictionaries, covering scenarios where types are preserved, default to `Any`, or are inferred from composite-level type hints. 🧠**New Feature in Public Preview:** You can now enable **Memory** to help **Gemini Code Assist** learn from your team's feedback. 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