pyright-delta

To check for new pyright errors introduced by a pull request, run a delta analysis that compares current code against a baseline. This process restricts reporting to modified files, ensuring only newly introduced errors are highlighted.

Pyright delta analysis identifies new type checking errors in modified files by comparing the current codebase state against a baseline. It works by restricting the error report to only files touched by the pull request, maintaining code quality.

Yes, you need both git and pyright installed to detect new errors in touched files. Git identifies the modified files in the pull request, while pyright performs the static type checking required to generate the delta report.

Yes, you can restrict pyright error detection to only modified files during a code review. This baseline comparison approach ensures reviewers only see new errors introduced by the pull request, ignoring pre-existing issues.

To generate a baseline comparison for pyright errors in a PR, run a delta analysis script that executes pyright on both the base and modified code. This outputs a report isolating new errors specifically within the touched files.

The best way to ensure code quality by detecting new type errors in modified files is running a delta analysis. This compares the pull request changes against a pyright baseline, preventing the introduction of new errors while avoiding noise from pre-existing issues.