This release includes the Beta version of the Ruff formatter — an extremely fast, Black-compatible Python formatter.
Try it today with ruff format.
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[pylint] Implement non-...
I only experimented with it briefly (the old version and the new version I downloaded today). I don’t remember configuring anything, so I assume it runs like that by default:
Certainly this will become more useful toned down to sane limits, but it needs time/ research/ reading lots of documentation(?) to sort that out. A more sane default would be nice, IMHO.
It sounds like you’re running it with all the rules enabled, which you don’t have to do and IIRC isn’t the default
I only experimented with it briefly (the old version and the new version I downloaded today). I don’t remember configuring anything, so I assume it runs like that by default:
Certainly this will become more useful toned down to sane limits, but it needs time/ research/ reading lots of documentation(?) to sort that out. A more sane default would be nice, IMHO.
This is not the default at all the default is very few corrections by default
That’s interesting.
After some digging I found a “ruff.toml” in an unusual place for a unix’y command line tool (
~/Library/Application Support/ruff/ruff.toml
)I don’t know what put it there, certainly not my doing as far as I can remember. But that explains some things, I guess. 😱