Sourcery AI

@hannu_kokko Good question. Sorry for the confusion with the version numbers. :-) The features presented in this Sourcery 2.0 ProductHunt launch are available in the current version: 0.12.11 (Both in the PyCharm plugin and the command line tool.)

@reka4096 Interesting versioning for the plugin. It might be good to upgrade that a bit. Perhaps going with 2.0.x

@hannu_kokko Yes, that's a good point. :-) We've had some discussions about version numbers but so far sticked to the current 0.12.x numbers. We've added several smaller and bigger improvements in the last months, so probably it will be time to change the major version number soon.

@hannu_kokko Thanks a lot for the nice feedback. I'm curious: Which configuration options do you use? How is your setup different for work and hobby projects? Regarding the Teams version: The command line tool is also available in the Pro version now. Hopefully, this makes it easier to try out the Teams features and to evaluate whether this would be useful for your team as well. If you have any questions about this, please reach out to us.

@reka4096 Not using all the Google rules. From the standard rules: Off the cuff: not using the rule/s that results in extend being used in python code, I find that extend did not make code clearer. Not using the walrus rules - current way that results from that refactoring does not make it clearer - there are places for walrus but these have not come up so far.

@hannu_kokko Thanks for the insight, that's very interesting. Regarding walrus: Do you have a rule of thumb when you prefer using it and when not?

@emmgee thanks for the support! We are planning on adding in additional language support in the near future. Right now we're targeting early next year for our first additional language and then adding in more languages after that. Are there any specific languages we should be prioritizing supporting for you?

@varunrazora for now we're Python only, so don't have direct support for android studio or visual studio (but we do have support for visual studio code). As we expand to add more languages we'll also expand what IDEs we support

@tim_sourcery VS and Android studio is one of the major player in IDE. I would wait for the update from you guys soon. All the best man.

@johanneshund1 thank you! We're planning on adding in support for additional languages and are aiming for early next year for the first one. We ultimately want to support a broad array of languages including Golang, JS, & Rust

@johanneshund1 Thanks a lot. Additional languages are definitely on our roadmap. Right now, we're planning to release a second language in early 2023 and then adding more languages successively. We haven't decided on the 2nd language yet, but JavaScript and Golang are among the candidates.

@ashrahman Thanks Ash! I'd love to hear your feedback once you get a chance to try it out. Please reach out at any time if you have any questions

@gregoire_lecomte thank you! We're looking to start supporting new languages early next year, but we haven't fully settled on which the first new languages will be. Any preferences?