Feature #68: Only build bytecode files if option flag is used #244
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Unless the `write-pyc` flag is given, no pyc files are generated. This is archieved bey setting `sys.dont_write_bytecode = True`.
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Thanks, added to milestone. Re: configuration, I don't see any spots where we currently honor config files for CLI-oriented flags - most things impact We should probably honor this type of option (e.g. |
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Welp I let this sit so long it got obviated by updates to cli.py (now program.py). Manually porting this code & adding extra tests too n such. Will credit in changelog! |
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See: #68. Since I generally like clean / less noisy project directories I think it's okay to default to not writing bytecode files (
*.pyc) unless the option flag is set. Invoke tends to be pretty fast anyway and the possible speedup trough the bytecode files might be neglect able.Not sure about tie ins to the configuration system…