Maybe we should just warn if the decorator actually conflicts with the signature?

Maybe we should just warn if the decorator actually conflicts with the signature?

I considered that. While warning only on a signature conflict is an option, I'm concerned about the risk of users defining type hints in both the decorator and the function signature. Since this is just a warning and won't fail the execution, I lean toward warning users about any duplicated type hints too. What do you think?

Maybe we should just warn if the decorator actually conflicts with the signature?

I considered that. While warning only on a signature conflict is an option, I'm concerned about the risk of users defining type hints in both the decorator and the function signature. Since this is just a warning and won't fail the execution, I lean toward warning users about any duplicated type hints too. What do you think?

Per off-line discussion, we'll warn only the conflict.