Two completely different use-cases.
Black normalises syntax (always run)
MonkeyType adds typing information (one-time run)
… so you can run each in isolation and be ok.
Normally you run black frequently, on each and every commit/save, as it
just makes life easier.
Whereas Monkey type is more on
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h the results from the checkers and the fact that SimilarChecker now
works correctly in a multi-proc/jobbed config - causing bit 8 to be or'd
with bit 2 in certain conditions. If I can repro locally I will attempt to
make the behaviour deterministic.
Thanks!
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Frank Harrison
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