It works, ish. Type checkers have a rule that you must have a non-stub, non-decorated overload, so if using ty for example, you need to --ignore invalid-overloa

It works, ish. Type checkers have a rule that you must have a non-stub, non-decorated overload, so if using ty for example, you need to --ignore invalid-overload. mypy doesn't seem to recognize the hack, although I could've sworn it did? Anyway, it'd be nice if we could mark a decorator as functioning like @overload but without the need for stubs.