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Ivan indicated that he's getting 300-500ms response time from dmypy on rechecks of a large code base, but on my moderately large code base, dmypy is taking over 15s to rerun if I edit any files.
It may be important to note that this code produces hundreds of errors. I'm using a custom mypy runner to filter out errors I'm not concerned with until my message filtering PR gets some traction.
It may be important to note that this code produces hundreds of errors. I'm using a custom mypy runner to filter out errors I'm not concerned with until my message filtering PR gets some traction.
Hm, this may be the cause @msullivan what do you think? We recheck every target with error, right?
IIRC we already have an issue about not depending on re-checking targets with errors (because we already discussed this), but I can't find one.
(Also sorry for not reviewing your PR, which is a nice improvement, we are a small team and don't have enough time for everything.)
Hm, this may be the cause @msullivan what do you think? We recheck every target with error, right?
IIRC we already have an issue about not depending on re-checking targets with errors (because we already discussed this), but I can't find one.
(Also sorry for not reviewing your PR, which is a nice improvement, we are a small team and don't have enough time for everything.)
No worries, I understand. The interesting thing is that my message filtering PR (#6472) could actually be another solution to this, since native error filtering would mean that mypy is actually aware of what's an error and what's not, based on my filter settings.
Hi, I'm creating an issue for a problem discussed with @ilevkivskyi over at dropbox/mypy-PyCharm-plugin#26
Ivan indicated that he's getting 300-500ms response time from
dmypy
on rechecks of a large code base, but on my moderately large code base,dmypy
is taking over 15s to rerun if I edit any files.I'm using 0.701.
First I start the daemon:
Then I edit a file and recheck:
Clearly the problem lies in
fg_update_time
!It may be important to note that this code produces hundreds of errors. I'm using a custom mypy runner to filter out errors I'm not concerned with until my message filtering PR gets some traction.
Here's my mypy.ini:
Any guidance is greatly appreciated!
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