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We need a CI job that runs mypy on every PR and reports type errors in Python code.
Motivation
Currently type annotations in our Python scripts are not checked at all. This is because the interpreter does not enforce them and an external tool is needed. mypy is currently the most popular one (though there are some others and we could use one of
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Currently they use 20.04
The builder will need to be updated and then the version of said builder will need to be updated in .cirrus.yml.
This should get a changelog entry.
Ubuntu 22.04 will be available on or around April 21, 2022.
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Motivation
The .postf
is a neat shortcut for posting a formatted string.
But personally I see my self doing things like "% is not implemented yet".format("something").warn
and the equivalent with .error
all the time.
Description of Proposed Feature
Add the following methods to String:
// Equivalent to .postf
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i.e. src/one/two/three.js
and src/one/two/three.erl
.
We will need to track Erlang module names to ensure there are no clashes. For example src/one/themodule.erl
and src/two/themodule.erl
in one project is an error.
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Currently, this is defined only for arrays, but it seems like we should have
(I just came across this when trying to implement this algorithm for random unitary matrices, which is basically
Q * Diagonal(normalize.(diag(R))
, but I discovered thatnormalize
didn't work.)