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feat: scan registry for installed driver, progress bar #147
feat: scan registry for installed driver, progress bar #147
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Awesome to see some refinements on this feature. Two remarks :
- let’s avoid nested code with a few early returns — I was about to refactor your code with that, but since we’re at it…
- would it be possible / relevant to display the two phases (creating the installer / building the DLL), as mentioned in [msklc] add a progress bar #145 ?
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module = ["progress.bar"] | ||
ignore_missing_imports = true |
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why do we need this here ?
and what does the double [[ ]] mean ?
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[[]]
means array, needed for this setting
and this is needed to avoid mypy to check progress
code it seems. Otherwise I get an error
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LGTM, thanks !
I added a section in pyproject to disable mypy on third party lib
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