Typing Question on FactBase.command in 3.x (3.4.1 at the moment)

[morrison12]

If I understand correctly, the current typing prohibits static strings as FactBase.commands as command is typed as a Callable returning either a str or StringCommand:

pyinfra/pyinfra/api/facts.py

Lines 50 to 59 in cc58a74

	class FactBase(Generic[T]):
	name: str
	abstract: bool = True
	shell_executable: str | None = None
	command: Callable[..., str | StringCommand]

I had naively expected str to be allowed [1] as a type for command given it works today; should I assume the typing means that support of static strings will be phased out and in newly written facts something like following should be used ?

   @staticmethod
   def command() -> str:
       return "<some useful command>"

[1] To force fact authors to provide a value, this would admittedly require though the signature to allow both str and None and __init_subclass__ to raise an exception on None values. StringCommand could be included as well if wanted.