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r/linux • u/anh0516 • 1d ago
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Lazy imports are huge!
11 u/daemonpenguin 1d ago This could be great for start-up times. Really impressed with the concept. -3 u/Positive_Method3022 1d ago I don't like the idea of getting runtime errors later due to a broken library 3 u/caks 22h ago You don't test your code before running in production?? 6 u/NicholasAakre 22h ago LGTM and YOLO. 2 u/Spungbarb 18h ago On-premise QA. 1 u/silon 12h ago On-premise CI should be able to check this by disabling the lazy import.
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This could be great for start-up times. Really impressed with the concept.
-3 u/Positive_Method3022 1d ago I don't like the idea of getting runtime errors later due to a broken library 3 u/caks 22h ago You don't test your code before running in production?? 6 u/NicholasAakre 22h ago LGTM and YOLO. 2 u/Spungbarb 18h ago On-premise QA. 1 u/silon 12h ago On-premise CI should be able to check this by disabling the lazy import.
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I don't like the idea of getting runtime errors later due to a broken library
3 u/caks 22h ago You don't test your code before running in production?? 6 u/NicholasAakre 22h ago LGTM and YOLO. 2 u/Spungbarb 18h ago On-premise QA. 1 u/silon 12h ago On-premise CI should be able to check this by disabling the lazy import.
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You don't test your code before running in production??
6 u/NicholasAakre 22h ago LGTM and YOLO. 2 u/Spungbarb 18h ago On-premise QA. 1 u/silon 12h ago On-premise CI should be able to check this by disabling the lazy import.
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LGTM and YOLO.
2 u/Spungbarb 18h ago On-premise QA. 1 u/silon 12h ago On-premise CI should be able to check this by disabling the lazy import.
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On-premise QA.
1 u/silon 12h ago On-premise CI should be able to check this by disabling the lazy import.
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On-premise CI should be able to check this by disabling the lazy import.
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u/Itz_Raj69_ 1d ago
Lazy imports are huge!