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		rowanG077 8 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Ty: A fast Python type checker and language server Recently I started a python project and I wanted to do it the "proper" way. mypy + pylint. But even on this small 15-20kloc program these tools are way to slow to do anything in realtime. It takes double digit seconds to have feedback. Way to long for an LSP. I'm honestly appalled the state of affairs is this bad. What the hell do people do with moderately or even large sized code bases?

mil22 8 months ago | [–]

Pyright + Pylance + Ruff has been rock solid for me on my 100Kloc codebase for more than a year now. I use the VS Code extensions, and Pyright and Ruff are integrated into my pre-commit.

Hasnep 8 months ago | [–]

They probably use (based)pyright which is much faster than mypy and ruff which is much much much faster than pylint.

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