Fix call to pytest.mark.usefixtures without arguments

[daara-s]

This will raise a warning in an upcoming change in pytest.

[jsa34]

I think we need to either introduce a sort of "ScenarioFunction" protocol for mypy to be happy and expect scenario, or some short term ignoring of the mypy error, unless I am missing something, @youtux ?

[The-Compiler]

It's not quite clear to me how this change leads to mypy suddenly seeing the type of scenario_wrapper. It was Any before, and now mypy correctly sees that it's actually Callable[[FixtureRequest, dict[str, str]], Any] aka

def (request: _pytest.fixtures.FixtureRequest, _pytest_bdd_example: builtins.dict[builtins.str, builtins.str]) -> Any

Given the decorator is typed, this should already have been the case before I believe?

As this isn't really related to this PR and we do a return cast(Callable[P, T], scenario_wrapper) at the end already anyways, in the scope of this PR it seems reasonable to me to ignore the error.

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[youtux]

I think we need to either introduce a sort of "ScenarioFunction" protocol for mypy to be happy and expect scenario, or some short term ignoring of the mypy error, unless I am missing something, @youtux ?

Actually I wanted to fix that in a different way. I started the work in #658, but never got to finish it...

[jsa34]

I think we need to either introduce a sort of "ScenarioFunction" protocol for mypy to be happy and expect scenario, or some short term ignoring of the mypy error, unless I am missing something, @youtux ?

Actually I wanted to fix that in a different way. I started the work in #658, but never got to finish it...

Ah, yes! I remember this now!