I'm working with Python's type hinting system and I'm trying to create a type alias for a function that's similar to an existing function type, but with one additional argument. Here's what I've attempted: from typing import Callable # Original function type RK_function = Callable[[float, int], int] # Attempted new function type with an additional int argument RK_functionBIS = Callable[[*RK_function.__args__[:-1], int], int] I expected RK_functionBIS to represent Callable[[float, int, int], int], which it does when runned directly without checking it with mypy. However, when I run mypy for type checking, I get this error: text error: Invalid type alias: expression is not a valid type [valid-type] Q Continue reading...