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Any rough estimates of how much faster you expect ty to be compared to mypy? I'd be super curious to know! I was also one of those people who, when first tryin

Any rough estimates of how much faster you expect ty to be compared to mypy? I'd be super curious to know! I was also one of those people who, when first trying Ruff, assumed that it didn't work the first time I ran it because of how fast it executed!

_carljm 1y ago
We're looking forward to hearing what your experience is! There's a certain amount of roughly-constant overhead (e.g. reading all the files), so generally ty will look relatively faster the larger the project is. For very large projects we've seen up to 50-60x faster or more. We haven't really put a lot of work into targeted optimization yet, so we aim for it to get faster in the future. It will certainly be slower than Ruff, just because multi-file type analysis more complex and less embarrassingly parallel than single-file linting.