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by kiaulen
2812 days ago
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With python, a good IDE should be able to find usages. If you delete a method that has usages without searching for them, you're asking for trouble. Sure it's not a compilation error in python, but compilation can only show that the method is missing, not that changes are guaranteed to work. |
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If I delete a method, I automatically get a big red dot in the corner showing compilation errors (without compiling).
If I change a type from string to int in both my method and method signature, it automatically tells me every place that would break.
How do you find usages in a provable correct way in a dynamic language?