Brandt Bucher <[email protected]> added the comment:
Thanks for clarifying.
I'm worried, though, that the PEP's emphasis on "*all* lines of code executed
and *only* for lines of code that are executed" could be problematic for other
optimizations we perform. Consider:
if ( # <--
True # <--
):
pass # <--
I understand why lines 1 and 4 are covered, since PEP 626 defines "if" and
"pass" keywords as executable code. But line 2 isn't executed at runtime (it's
peepholed into a NOP)... is it a bug that it creates a line event?
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