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Fixed warning about not being able to find the app for some pattern #10290
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Thank you @YanSte !
@freddyaboulton Welcome 🙂 |
Description
This pull request updates the regex pattern used to recognize Blocks declarations in the code.
Certain linting tools enforce a style of import.
The previous pattern only matched gr.Blocks, which caused issues when Blocks was used directly.
The updated pattern now supports both cases.
Closes: #10289
Closes: #6045
Following the previous patterns:
It's needed this format.
But certain linting tools enforce a style of import.
Now, the updated pattern now supports both cases.