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Let's retire --quick-and-dirty #5728
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I like this idea. We can start emitting a warning as soon as in the coming release, and then remove the flag when we add Windows support for daemon. |
Agreed, let's do this. |
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Note that #5728 is not fixed by this yet! The behavior is unchanged except it is no longer listed in the `--help` output. Also add `file=sys.stderr` to a few of the `print()` calls for other deprecated options. Also mark it deprecated in the docs (but don't delete those docs yet).
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Note that python#5728 is not fixed by this yet! The behavior is unchanged except it is no longer listed in the `--help` output. Also add `file=sys.stderr` to a few of the `print()` calls for other deprecated options. Also mark it deprecated in the docs (but don't delete those docs yet).
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It has been deprecated for two mypy releases. Users should really use dmypy instead. Closes #5728.
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This flag was a hack attempted to create a faster incremental mode. We've now got daemon mode, which is much better. (Exception: daemon mode isn't supported on Windows.)
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