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URL: https://github.com/apache/beam/pull/37645#issuecomment-3925766556

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   This pull request addresses a TypeError in Apache Beam's type checking that 
occurred when using Python 3.10+ union pipe syntax (e.g., `int | None`). The 
fix involves updating the `normalize` function to correctly process these new 
union types, ensuring compatibility and preventing runtime errors. New tests 
have been added to validate the correct handling of these type hints.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **Problem Addressed**: Resolved a TypeError occurring in Apache Beam's 
type checking when Python 3.10+ union pipe syntax (e.g., int | None) was used 
in function type hints.
   * **Root Cause Identified**: The normalize() function in typehints.py did 
not recognize types.UnionType, leading to incorrect handling and subsequent 
TypeError when issubclass() was called with a non-class argument.
   * **Solution Implemented**: Modified the normalize() function to include a 
check for types.UnionType and route these types through 
native_type_compatibility.convert_to_beam_type(), which correctly converts them 
to Beam's UnionConstraint.
   * **New Tests Added**: Introduced test_hint_helper_pipe_union to verify 
is_consistent_with() works with pipe union types, and test_normalize_pipe_union 
to confirm normalize() correctly converts types.UnionType to UnionConstraint.
   
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   * **sdks/python/apache_beam/typehints/typehints.py**
       * Added a new elif condition in the normalize function to detect 
types.UnionType instances.
       * Integrated native_type_compatibility.convert_to_beam_type to handle 
the conversion of types.UnionType to Beam's internal type representation.
       * Included a fallback to Any if convert_to_beam_type returns the 
original type.
   * **sdks/python/apache_beam/typehints/typehints_test.py**
       * Introduced test_hint_helper_pipe_union to assert that 
is_consistent_with correctly evaluates Python 3.10+ pipe union types against 
various other types.
       * Added test_normalize_pipe_union to verify that the normalize function 
successfully transforms types.UnionType objects into typehints.UnionConstraint 
instances.
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