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As long as it does `ruff check --fix; ruff format` internally and not just one or the other, then I'm happy. Tired of running 2 commands every time.
by nikisweeting 1y ago
As long as it does `ruff check --fix; ruff format` internally and not just one or the other, then I'm happy. Tired of running 2 commands every time.
- 0cf8612b2e1e 1y agoAlso needs to make sorting imports a default.
- nikisweeting 1y agoand stop removing extra leading whitespace before inline comments (#7684)
- zahlman 1y agoFWIW, you can pretty easily script this sort of thing. In Bash it can even be a function added to your ~/.bashrc .
- nikisweeting 1y agoOf course we already have it automated in pre-commit checks, I'm just mildly annoyed that it's two different commands in the first place (though I'm sure there is some good historical reason). The distinction/ordering between them isn't really clear as a user, I just want "find and fix everything you can, error if you cant autofix" every time.
- IshKebab 1y agoJust so you know, when people say "I hate this paper cut", they aren't really asking how they can put in extra work to get around it. Obviously hey can add some alias to ~/.bashrc... on every computer he uses. The complaint is that he has to do that in the first place. It's still annoying.
- zahlman 1y agoI prefer having things this way, because it respects the fact that I may have a different idea from the next person about how the pieces should be put together.
- nikisweeting 1y agono one is proposing removing the sub-commands, only adding a shortcut that calls both
- aseipp 1y agoOK and the vast majority of people excluding you and them probably have a very close-or-nearly-identical idea about what should happen. So everyone can be happy, there's nothing being lost here.
- wiseowise 1y agoYou can align it by hand, if you want.