(I'm sorry, I accidentally had mail delivery turned off, so I reply to myself)
> This sounds like a great feature. Have you considered contributing it > as a pull request into pylint? I will be glad to - you can use the code for whatever you like - but I think that a member of the team should review my code and say what he thinks and how it should be integrated into the main code. > I tried this on my large project (Open edX), and it generally worked > great, but was one crash: I updated the gist so now I hope it would work - can you check? Cheers, Noam On Thu, Nov 5, 2015 at 12:21 PM, Noam Yorav-Raphael <noamr...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > Take a look at cached_pylint.py at > https://gist.github.com/noamraph/c933b32deb8304ac7ccd > > It records module dependencies, and when a module passes with no warnings, > it records it together with the sha1 of the contents of each of its > dependencies, so when run again it could pass without checking it. > > Dependencies are recorded by using infer and by using ImportsChecker, so > if module A imports something from module B that was actually defined in > module C, both B and C will be recorded as dependencies of A. > > We have a medium sized code repository that took two minutes for each > check. Now pylint only checks the modified modules, and it takes two > seconds. > > I tested it with pylint 1.4.3. > > Hope this helps someone, > > Noam >
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