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Teach pyflakes about simplates #546

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Changaco opened this issue Feb 5, 2016 · 4 comments
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Teach pyflakes about simplates #546

Changaco opened this issue Feb 5, 2016 · 4 comments

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Changaco commented Feb 5, 2016

To prevent all the errors that pyflakes detects, such as undefined variables. This is potentially a hard thing to implement though.

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Undefined variables could be dealt with in #30.

Otherwise this should be ticketed over in PyFlakes, no?

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Changaco commented Mar 9, 2016

Undefined variables could be dealt with in #30.

#30 is primarily about implicit versus explicit, the latter would make it easier to detect undefined variables, but actually implementing that (via pyflakes or otherwise) is a separate issue.

Otherwise this should be ticketed over in PyFlakes, no?

Yes, but I think it also belongs here (actually, in the soon-to-be simplates.py repo), because if it's only ticketed in pyflakes then someone looking to contribute to aspen won't know about it.

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Okay, labeling this one Core so it gets moved out to the core repo once we have that.

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(thence to simplates.py)

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