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One can find repos using `make format` / `make lint`/ `make typecheck` / or similar I remember David Beazley mentioning that code with Makefiles were relativ
by d0mine 1y ago
One can find repos using `make format` / `make lint`/ `make typecheck` / or similar
I remember David Beazley mentioning that code with Makefiles were relatively easier to analyze based on ~Terabyte of C++ code and no internet connection (pycon 2014)
https://youtube.com/watch?v=RZ4Sn-Y7AP8 https://youtube.com/watch?v=RZ4Sn-Y7AP8
- Kwpolska 1y agoThat `make format` command was not defined by the Make developers, but by the team using Make in their project. They picked their favorite formatter and defined a shortcut. In this case, the uv developers are forcing the command on everyone, and they're using it to cross-promote their own formatting tool.
- Hendrikto 1y agoThey are not forcing anything on anyone. You can decide to never run `uv format` and ruff won’t even be installed. You can use uv without ruff. You can use ruff without uv. You can invoke ruff yourself if that’s what you want. Or use any other formatter. I don’t think I understand what your complaint is.
- wiseowise 1y agoNobody is forcing you to use anything. Feel free to ignore it and use whatever flavor you like.
- asa400 1y agoOther people having an opinion and creating their own software project to implement it is not “forcing” anyone to do anything. The inverse would be no one is allowed to create any projects that you don’t personally agree with.