I agree with it feeling unbalanced. I don't register that statement as being complete. Putting the parenthesis on its own line is the same as putting a closing

I agree with it feeling unbalanced. I don't register that statement as being complete. Putting the parenthesis on its own line is the same as putting a closing curly brace on its own line in languages that use those. int foo() { return 1; } (This example actually breaks up vertically in my mind. As if it's just the number 1 being bracketed) Maybe it could be broken up differently though to avoid the lone paren. assert (outputs.get("foo.bar.baz", "default") == pytest.approx(time_recorder.time_taken, abs=0.0001))