Daniel Pinyol
Daniel Pinyol
``` using Test @testset "a" begin @test 1 == 2 end @testset "b" begin @test 1 == 2 end ``` With Jive 0.2.21 ``` 1/1 kk.jl a: Test Failed at...
According to https://github.com/wookay/Jive.jl/blob/master/docs/src/watch.md, the revise example must be executed with `julia --project=.. -q -i revise.jl example` but I verified that it needs to be executed as in [CI](https://github.com/wookay/Jive.jl/blob/master/.github/workflows/actions.yml#L49) 1) Previously...
This ``` function f(a) @check !startswith(a,"o") end f("o") ``` causes this error ``` ERROR: CheckError: !(startswith(a, "o")) must hold. Got startswith(a, "o") => true ``` It would be nice if...
pyinstrument is a wonderful tool, but it's challenging to use on recursive functions  In this case, it's difficult to estimate the sum of the time spent on other functions...
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** In Julia, it looks like [finalizers](https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/base/base/#Base.finalizer) are always called when exiting. E.g., the following code always prints "hola". ```julia mutable...
Fixes #515
### Bug description ```python # pylint: disable=missing-module-docstring import orjson _=orjson.dumps([2] ``` ``` ### Configuration _No response_ ### Command used ```shell pylint main.py ``` ### Pylint output ```python ************* Module main...
The following command never finishes on julia 1.11.0 (worked on julia 1.10.5). The precompile_statements_file can be any, even an empty file. ```julia using PackageCompiler create_sysimage(;sysimage_path="kk.so", precompile_statements_file="../kk.trace", sysimage_build_args=Cmd(["--threads=6"])) ``` The timer...
It looks like running vulture with confidence=100, is not reporting "unused variable" for function arguments named as other variables in other files. However, this does not happen if the "other...
Why does vulture only assigns 60% confidence to the `unused` variable below. The assignment is always useless, right? ```python def fn() -> None: unused = 2 fn() ```