Errors in followed imports cause crash without a way to ignore unless import following is entirely disabled

I think related to https://github.com/python/mypy/issues/6897 which was closed, but I often want to enable type checking on a module that imports a number of 3p packages that I have no control over.

However, I am finding that the import-following behavior for mypy is quite sensitive to things that I can't really control or easily ignore. I would expect that --follow-imports=silent would gracefully degrade in situations where this happens, but I find many cases where a stray comment (e.g. # type: some comment that's not actually a type specification) will cause a syntax error that causes the whole execution to error, and I can't find a way to ignore it without completely disabling --follow-imports.

I've encountered this with stray comments in tensorflow, for example. Is there any way to more gracefully fallback and recover from these kinds of errors in mypy? Or at least allow more fine-grained control on import following to not fail on syntax errors for specific external modules?

Empieza reproduciendo el fallo con la opción --follow-imports=silent de mypy y un módulo de terceros importado que contenga un comentario superfluo parecido a un tipo, como en el caso de TensorFlow informado. Rastrea cómo se gestionan los errores de sintaxis en los imports seguidos; se considera terminado cuando los errores de imports externos se puedan recuperar o ignorar con un control más granular sin deshabilitar por completo el seguimiento de imports.