Not sure if I am doing something wrong or if this is a problem with pylint. In the code below I get a linting error that self.type is not callable E1102.

Although I could just ignore it and keep working, seems like this kind of thing should be easy to fix... just can't figure out how to fix it.

from typing import Callableclass Thing:def __init__(self, thing_type: Callable):self._type = thing_typeself._value = None@propertydef type(self) -> Callable:return self._type@propertydef value(self):return self._value@value.setterdef value(self, value):self._value = self.type(value)

Will leave this answer unaccepted for awhile, but I did figure out that it has something to do with the use of the @property decorator. In the process of creating the new object property, the type hint information is lost to pylint, and VSCode intellisense doesn't seem to work. Using the old style property syntax I get proper linting and type hinting (see image below)

Seems a bit of a shame, but am hoping someone comes up with a better answer