Closed relwell closed 4 years ago
Thanks, I'll update the pinned version soon. I keep it pinned just in case a future version breaks compatibility.
Btw you don't need to clone the repo to update mypy – simply update mypy in the mypyls virtualenv (~/.mypyls/bin/pip install -U mypy
if you used the default path).
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Wow, thanks for taking care of this so quickly!
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setup.py
currently pins this to version 0.74, but we're up to 0.761One thing I've noticed is that this prevents us from being able to use the Django plugins and stubs available at https://github.com/machinalis/mypy-django
I was able to clone the repo, update the pinned version to the latest, and things seem to be working fine.