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[DRAFT] allow python code only to be compiled/validated #4112
[DRAFT] allow python code only to be compiled/validated #4112
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I like this idea. It could be very effective when integrated into |
Is this something that you consider trivial to be reviewed/added or should I clean up/update the merge request ? |
trivial addition, might be useful to some folks - at least could make it into the docs to demonstrate how to extend the current command manager with custom commands (I don't seem to have wiki access and don't know if I can simply open a PR to get this added to the wiki?):
mainly useful to save bandwidth (API tokens), so that Python code can be compiled first before being executed. A simple form of validation. But -if extended- could also work to address a few RFEs such as executing calculations/expressions (regex, think sed/awk!) directly, like:
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