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I was wondering if there is a way to know if the C# methods that I'm calling within my Python code code are valid? We sometimes have our code C# code changed but without acknowledging that our Python code has been updated. This has caused some bugs in our dev environment since we have so many python scripts that our interfacing with our code.
Is there way to validate my Python script is calling the correct the Pythonnet methods, check if the parameters are correct or even if the methods exists anymore?
This discussion was converted from issue #2441 on September 19, 2024 17:16.
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I was wondering if there is a way to know if the C# methods that I'm calling within my Python code code are valid? We sometimes have our code C# code changed but without acknowledging that our Python code has been updated. This has caused some bugs in our dev environment since we have so many python scripts that our interfacing with our code.
Is there way to validate my Python script is calling the correct the Pythonnet methods, check if the parameters are correct or even if the methods exists anymore?
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