Add noargs_command decorator to __call__ magic method
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The code works without issues, tests succeed.
However, when putting a Python decorator on a
__call__magic method, CodeQL will raise a false positive notice that the code would be calling a non-callable. The corresponding rule ispy/call-to-non-callable.Thoughts
Is there a way to annotate such code that CodeQL will accept it without further ado?
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