#๐ Squiggly error underlines appearing
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Those are warnings in your ide, they arent errors
yeah, tbh it doesnt matter
If the code runs fine, you can safely ignore them
Pylance can't detect them for whatever reason
try restarting the editor
or selecting a different version of python
I guess the solution will be a little different from a "normal" environment, which is what I'm used to
sorry if I don't give relevant suggestions because of that
So you're editing the code on a remote server?
Different subject but I'd personally develop it locally on a dev environment, then push with git
Less strain on the production server, when your server is also your dev environment it needs to run extra processes. Plus if you make a mistake, it can cause service disruption
I don't see anything greyed out
Yes, a typical workflow is devs clone a repo -> make changes locally and commit -> push to repo -> automated checks -> server pulls changes
Then you need to merge them
Git's a very powerful and valuable tool, you should check it out when you have time
Can't you do live share on your local machine?
Yeah, you develop the code/live share from local machines then push to the remote
Git commit to add the changes to git locally, then git push to upload changes to the repository
Well also git add to select the files to commit ig
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