mark/structure: fix pylint complaining that builtin marks are not callable#7476
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| parametrize = None # type: _ParametrizeMarkDecorator | ||
| usefixtures = None # type: _UsefixturesMarkDecorator | ||
| filterwarnings = None # type: _FilterwarningsMarkDecorator | ||
| skip = cast(_SkipMarkDecorator, None) |
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Perhaps leave a TODO note to use proper type annotations once we drop Python 3.5?
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I actually had it in my unsaved editor buffer 🤦 Pushed now.
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This fixes #7473.
It seems that pylint doesn't understand TYPE_CHECKING and/or the type comments, and thinks
parametrizeand friends areNone, and then complains that they are not callable.The solution is a little uglier but seems to do the trick. On Python 3.6 we can use the nice syntax, which I also tested and will work.