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I have analyzed cyclomatic complexity of a function that has this new Python 3.10 match-case syntax. The result of that function was A (1). That's not correct. The function had a lot of case statements in it.
Is there any undergoing work yet to have radon analyze and correctly report cyclomatic complexity where there's match-case syntax in Python 3.10 code?
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Python 3.10: match-case syntax
Python 3.10: match-case syntax not yet analyzed by radon?
Oct 8, 2021
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Python 3.10: match-case syntax not yet analyzed by radon?
Python 3.10: match-case syntax not yet supported by radon?
Oct 8, 2021
I have analyzed cyclomatic complexity of a function that has this new Python 3.10 match-case syntax. The result of that function was
A (1)
. That's not correct. The function had a lot of case statements in it.Is there any undergoing work yet to have radon analyze and correctly report cyclomatic complexity where there's match-case syntax in Python 3.10 code?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: