Ben Elliston
Ben Elliston
That warning is produced in both cases. ``` $ cat dummy.py exec('pass') $ bandit dummy.py | grep WARN [node_visitor] WARNING Unable to find qualified name for module: dummy.py ```
OK. I have some driver scripts that sit at the top-level of my source tree and every bandit run produces this warning. Could it be suppressed with `-q`?
Sounds good. I am not a FreeCAD developer, I just want something That Works. :-)
Yes, but not everyone wants to profile all methods/functions. Just the ability to nominate a single function on the command line would be jolly useful.
You're right. I think this is a better solution.
> I think `-d` conflicts with `-q` because line 313 says `parser` instead of `group`. No, `-q` and `-v` are in a group of mutually exclusive options. It's fine as...
Yes, that's right: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoalhaven_Scheme](url)
Gooey applications should also fall back to the CLI when there is no X display present. I have the one application that I want to run on desktop systems and...
Further to my post earlier, wxPython raises an exception if the display is not available. Gooey could easily catch this and fall back to CLI mode. Would a patch along...
Thanks! I think, on balance, that it's better to do this outside of Gooey.