This release includes the Beta version of the Ruff formatter — an extremely fast, Black-compatible Python formatter.
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[pylint] Implement non-...
My projects are usually just standalone scripts, so no pyproject.toml.
I use a global “.pylintrc” in my home directory for pylint, which I occasionally copy over to project folders that get synced to public github repositories, but that’s it.
I think that one off standalone scripts are probably not the use case linters (especially ones like ruff that prioritize speed on large code bases) have in mind
Or you can just configure it in your pyproject.toml if you don’t want certain lints
My projects are usually just standalone scripts, so no pyproject.toml.
I use a global “.pylintrc” in my home directory for pylint, which I occasionally copy over to project folders that get synced to public github repositories, but that’s it.
Personally I would prefer this to be just the .py file, not all the other fluff one needs to add: https://github.com/the-real-tokai/grablinks
I think that one off standalone scripts are probably not the use case linters (especially ones like ruff that prioritize speed on large code bases) have in mind