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Based on the readme, I expected to see a diff with some context and a file name and line number. Instead I think this is going to blanket-replace all instances of .close( with .destroy(, which I don't actually want to do.
It would be nice if the UI explained that I am selecting whether or not I want to attempt to replace any calls of .close( with .destroy(.
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I see this when first starting upgrade.py:
Based on the readme, I expected to see a diff with some context and a file name and line number. Instead I think this is going to blanket-replace all instances of
.close(
with.destroy(
, which I don't actually want to do.It would be nice if the UI explained that I am selecting whether or not I want to attempt to replace any calls of
.close(
with.destroy(
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: