Hi all,
thanks for your work!
We are using pytype on some of our projects and, since updating to the last release on Friday, it seems like it cannot find pytype-single anymore. Error message:
/bin/sh: 1: pytype-single: not found
Python version == 3.11
Pytype release == 2024.2.9
Config:
[pytype]
# Space-separated list of files or directories to exclude.
exclude =
**/*_test.py
**/test_*.py
# Space-separated list of files or directories to process.
inputs =
.
# Keep going past errors to analyze as many files as possible.
keep_going = False
# Run N jobs in parallel. When 'auto' is used, this will be equivalent to the
# number of CPUs on the host system.
jobs = 4
# All pytype output goes here.
output = .pytype
# Platform (e.g., "linux", "win32") that the target code runs on.
platform = linux
# Paths to source code directories, separated by ':'.
pythonpath =
./src
# Python version (major.minor) of the target code.
python_version = 3.11
# Always use function return type annotations. This flag is temporary and will
# be removed once this behavior is enabled by default.
always_use_return_annotations = True
# Enable parameter count checks for overriding methods. This flag is temporary
# and will be removed once this behavior is enabled by default.
overriding_parameter_count_checks = True
# Enable return type checks for overriding methods. This flag is temporary and
# will be removed once this behavior is enabled by default.
overriding_return_type_checks = True
# Use the enum overlay for more precise enum checking. This flag is temporary
# and will be removed once this behavior is enabled by default.
use_enum_overlay = True
# Opt-in: Do not allow Any as a return type.
no_return_any = False
# Experimental: Support pyglib's @cached.property.
enable_cached_property = True
# Experimental: Infer precise return types even for invalid function calls.
precise_return = True
# Experimental: Solve unknown types to label with structural types.
protocols = False
# Experimental: Only load submodules that are explicitly imported.
strict_import = True
# Experimental: Enable exhaustive checking of function parameter types.
strict_parameter_checks = True
# Experimental: Emit errors for comparisons between incompatible primitive
# types.
strict_primitive_comparisons = True
# Comma or space separated list of error names to ignore.
disable =
pyi-error
# Don't report errors.
report_errors = True
Does anyone have any idea of what might be causing this?
Thank you!
Hi all,
thanks for your work!
We are using pytype on some of our projects and, since updating to the last release on Friday, it seems like it cannot find
pytype-singleanymore. Error message:/bin/sh: 1: pytype-single: not foundConfig:
Does anyone have any idea of what might be causing this?
Thank you!