📄️ Configuration
Pyre can be run without a configuration (see Command Line Arguments) but we do recommend that you create a configuration (see Getting Started) and commit that to your version control system to make sure everyone working on your project is using the same settings.
📄️ Querying Pyre
These interfaces are considered legacy code by our team. They are far from production-ready, will receive minimal maintenance effort in the short to medium term (for Pysa only) and will eventually be removed in the long term. It is ok if you want to rely on them for debugging or manual triaging purpose. But we would strongly discourage relying on them to build any automation or product on top.
📄️ Pyre-Exclusive Features
Pyre has custom support for Python idioms that would otherwise not be supported by the usual type annotations.