[Python] Expected type ..., got 'property' instead

I have a class which have method wrapped by two decorators @classmethod and @property.

class Foo:
@classmethod
@property
def status(cls) -> bool:
return True

def print_status(status: bool) -> None:
print(f'{Foo.status=}')

print_status(Foo.status) # Foo.status=True


But it PyCharm i see warning Expected type 'bool', got 'property' instead :



It works as expected, just want to understand why this warning appears even with annotated functions?

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