Turn show_warning_types on by default
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I'm not sure about this one. It might break automated tools that parse the output of the log depending on how they parse it. Maybe for 8.x but this is a breaking change IMO. What you can however do is change the default project template or at least, put it in comment so that users know about this feature. (Personally, I don't mind, but I don't want to break things (but maybe for 8.x?)) |
Yep, that's why I opened it now after the minor release |
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show_warning_types default to Trueshow_warning_types on by default
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In #12131 I added the
show_warning_types, to show the warning type/subtype.As I explained there, I think this is very helpful for helping users understand the source of the warning and understand how to suppress it if desired,
and also it is inline with the tools in the Python ecosystem (mypy, ruff, pylint, ...)
As per python/mypy#13542, here I am advocating for making this on by default.
I feel that although it was a good step to add the functionality, still most users will not realise it is possible and there is no real downside to having this on by default