On Fri, 26 Feb 2021 at 06:00, Vaclav Petras <wenzesl...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Dear all, >
Dear Vaclav, > Black is now applied to all except for GUI code (that will change hopefully > soon). There are few exceptions in place, most notably ctypes. The compliance > is checked using Checks in each PR (aka GitHub Actions). The version used is > Black 20.8b1. It will be updated as new releases come with possibly small > changes to the formatting of the code. > > Use the same Black version locally, but if you don't, the worst thing which > will happen is that the check will fail and you will need to fix your PR. > There is a new file in the root of the repo called pyproject.toml which your > local Black and perhaps your editor should pick up currently with settings > only for Black. Obviously, the idea is that you just throw Black formatter at > your file and don't care about formatting things manually anymore. > > A lot happened with Flake8 compiace, but that's mostly irrelevant to Black > except that bulk of formatting issues are gone which are now all enabled > except line length check and one issue which conflicts with Black. This is > accompanied by supporting # % and not just #% in the option parser. Thanks to > this and recent Flake8-related fixes by Anna, it is possible to use Flake8 > quite effectively to check for problems although a lot of issues still need > to be ignored which is configured separately in each major directory > containing Python code. > > Several non-whitespace changes were included in the Black formatting, namely > updates of remaining u-string literals to Python 3 and some trailing comma > syntax which now makes Python 3.6 the minimum. > > There is also a PR #1391 which will make it easy to ignore these (and other) > formatting commits when doing git blame in the command line. The GitHub web > interface offers an easy way to move over a revision. > thanks a lot for the explanation > All this applies to core repo, not the grass-addons repo. Ideas and > volunteers are welcome. > Do you have any suggestions on how to proceed to grass-addons? Did you just run blake inside a folder or did you do something more? > Best, > Vaclav > -- ciao Luca www.lucadelu.org _______________________________________________ grass-dev mailing list grass-dev@lists.osgeo.org https://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/grass-dev
