add @live/@dead/@raises/@doesNotRaise decorators from reanalyze to syntax lookup #520
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If we add those, we should add a proper markdown note component saying Even if examples don't make too much sense, it would still be nice to have some code snippet showing how the decorator may be applied. But I agree, the decorator may be part of the platform at some point, so might as well add it with the extra note on the installation. |
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@ryyppy sounds good, will fix tomorrow. |
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@ryyppy mind taking another look? |
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thanks! |
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cc @ryyppy @cristianoc
Very open to feedback here. I wanted to add these two to the official documentation (even though they're strictly from
reanalyze) because I'm using them quite a lot in my code bases, and I've noticed people try to look them up, but struggling to find them. I personally thingreanalyzeis so good we should push it more, therefore adding these here.