Antoine Pitrou antoine at python.org
Mon Apr 30 11:45:46 EDT 2018

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Le 30/04/2018 à 17:30, Chris Angelico a écrit :
> 
>> def do_things(fire_missiles=False, plant_flowers=False): ...
>> do_things(plant_flowers:=True) # whoops!
> 
> If you want your API to be keyword-only, make it keyword-only. If you
> want a linter that recognizes unused variables, get a linter that
> recognizes unused variables. Neither of these is the fault of the
> proposed syntax; you could just as easily write this:
> 
> do_things(plant_flowers==True)

Unless you have a `plant_flowers` variable already defined, this will 
raise a NameError, not plant a silent bug.

Regards

Antoine.

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