I have a python function that takes in a multiprocessing.Lock object as an input and uses the acquire and release functions on it. Evaluating it with mypy returns the error Function multiprocessing.Lock" is not valid as a type
. How can I properly annotate this function?
Lock
is actually a plain function that returns a _LockType
, which is defined as _LockType = synchronize.Lock
, so you can do:
from multiprocessing.synchronize import Lock as LockBase
def func(lock: LockBase):
pass
Although, the fact that they have _LockType
as module private suggests they're treating it as an implementation detail that may change in the future, so be careful.
There's also this comment block above where _LockType
is defined:
# The following type aliases can be used to annotate the return values of
# the corresponding functions. They are not defined at runtime.
#
# from multiprocessing import Lock
# from typing import TYPE_CHECKING
# if TYPE_CHECKING:
# from multiprocessing import _LockType
# lock: _LockType = Lock()
. . .
_LockType = synchronize.Lock
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