On Fri, 20 Feb 2009, Bill Nottingham wrote:
Tim Waugh (twaugh@xxxxxxxxxx) said:
It occurred to me that, since we are already byte-compiling Python code
at build time, it is no extra effort to verify that it can be parsed and
fail if not.
See attached patch.
Can anyone think of any reason not to do this?
Only if it causes false positives; otherwise, I certainly
don't see a reason to not do it.
Any file named *.py gets processed by it so sure there's room for false
positives with things like text document named README.py but if that's of
any real concern... Probably the best way to find out is to stick it in
and see who yells first :)
I certainly like the idea.
- Panu -
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