I'm working with some Python code that utilizes decorators. Here's the relevant code snippet:
def method1(
a: Type[BaseClass],
b: Callable[[Tuple[BaseClass, ...]], Callable[[Type], Type]],
c: Tuple[BaseClass, ...],) -> Callable[[Type], Type]:
# ... (function definition)
def example(*input: Class) -> Callable[[Type], Type]:
return method1(Class, example, input)
I'm encountering a type warning in the example decorator, specifically in the return method1(Class, example, input) call for argument example.
The warning message I'm getting is:
Expected type '(Tuple[BaseClass, ...]) -> (type) -> type', got '(input: Tuple[Class, ...]) -> (type) -> type' instead
Class inherits from BaseClass.
I'm unsure why the type mismatch is occurring in this case. Arguments a and b don't have warnings.
Any insights on how to resolve this type mismatch to ensure the no warnings would be greatly appreciated.