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# Inspecting specific objects
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Griffe by default parses and visits your code (static analysis) instead of importing it and inspecting objects in memory (dynamic analysis). There are various reasons why static analysis is generally a better approach, but sometimes it is insufficient to handle particularly dynamic objects. When this happpens and Griffe cannot handle specific objects, you have a few solutions:
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Griffe by default parses and visits your code (static analysis) instead of importing it and inspecting objects in memory (dynamic analysis). There are various reasons why static analysis is generally a better approach, but sometimes it is insufficient to handle particularly dynamic objects. When this happens and Griffe cannot handle specific objects, you have a few solutions:
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1. enable dynamic analysis for the whole package
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2. write a Griffe extension that dynamically handles just the problematic objects
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