Pro tip: Use `pytest` with `-p no:warnings` to suppress ‘em during tests, but keep `-W default` for normal runs.
Kinda niche, but if you python run program with warnings *sometimes*, this keeps things clean.
Also, `catch_warnings` context manager is great for temporary silencing.
Kinda niche, but if you python run program with warnings *sometimes*, this keeps things clean.
Also, `catch_warnings` context manager is great for temporary silencing.
