Dynamic Enum instantiation

[firebirdberlin]

Dynamically instantiating an Enum raises an error.

To Reproduce

di = {f: f.upper() for f in ["n1", "n2"]}
ArticleEnum = Enum("ArticleEnum", di)

The error message is:
article.py:197: error: Enum() expects a string, tuple, list or dict literal as the second argument

Expected Behavior
If I change the code snippet to hard-code the dictionary, no error occurs. This is what I expect the upper example to behave as well.

di = {f: f.upper() for f in ["n1", "n2"]}
ArticleEnum = Enum("ArticleEnum", {"n1": "N1", "n2": "N2"})

Your Environment
mypy 0.790 in a virtual env (peenv) on MacOS, mypy is invoked on the shell without any special arguments and no configuration

$ mypy src/

I am using Python 3.9.0.

[MestreLion]

Duplicate of #5317