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Detect
unused-asyncio-dangling-task
(RUF006
) on unused assignments #9060New issue
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Detect
unused-asyncio-dangling-task
(RUF006
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Nice job figuring this out.
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Can you try using
typing::analyze::resolve_assignment
here instead? It will also handleAnnAssign
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Hmm, not sure how to do it without some refactoring.
I currently use assignment value expression which (if I'm not mistaken) is discarded after processing in
resolve_assignment
?For now I've extended the pattern match to include AnnAssign as done in unnecessary_list_cast - but would gladly change it