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gh-131507: Remove Misc/mypy symlinks from the repository#132270
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They would end up in source tarballs and consequently in the SBOM. We don'twant that.
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# This list is also used in make_symlinks.py, only put actual concrete paths below |
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It's a pity .gitignore doesn't let you include other files.
would have to be part of the SBOM, which we don't want either. | ||
Instead, this directory ships with a `make_symlinks.py` script, which |
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FWIW, I would be inclined to not symlink anything, and instead copy files to a separate directory to run mypy on... but then I don't use mypy and I have no idea how that would integrate with normal edit-typecheck workflows people have.
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copying files makes it annoying for a local workflow since then you have to copy the tree for every mypy run. that's too slow.
I'm going with#132274 instead. |
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They would end up in source tarballs and consequently in the SBOM. We don't want that.