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That would only make it more likely that two developers would be using two different versions of Black. The further you get away from the project folder the mo
by wodenokoto 4y ago
That would only make it more likely that two developers would be using two different versions of Black.
The further you get away from the project folder the more likely each developer is to have a different environment.
- adammarples 4y agoJust put a versioned black into pre-commit yaml and put that in your source and forget about it
- bombolo 4y agoSo now we have one more (useless) build requirement for developers?
- adammarples 4y agopre-commit is very useful, in my opinion. When organising code from a lot of Python developers at least, getting the boring stuff like formatting, import ordering, linting, mypy etc. sorted is a time saver.
- bombolo 4y agoDo you know how slow all of that is? Do you want to run all of that per every commit? The result would be people making a monocommit rather than incremental commits that is easy to review one by one.
- beaugunderson 4y agoI do like pre-commit for enforcing linted and typed code but the speed (or lack thereof) does hurt.
- adammarples 4y agoYes, so fast that it makes no difference at all to me. How slow do you think black is?