This is why I only ever run PyLint with the -E option, which makes it focus on diagnosing actual bugs. I am concerned about the trend in Python open-source pro

This is why I only ever run PyLint with the -E option, which makes it focus on diagnosing actual bugs. I am concerned about the trend in Python open-source projects to consider any deviation from their machine-checked coding style a bug. There's pylint and pep8 and isort and 'black' - the list grows ever longer. I kinda like it when people yell at me for submitting a patch without tests. Having quality standards is great. I like it a lot less when some CI machine yells at me for failing to put the "correct" number of blanks lines between methods.