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Juan Luis · Answer

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Juan Luis · Answer

gt For example users can configure the desired quote single vs double and indentation styles hah fans of Blue will be happy slightly smiling face

Juan Luis · Answer

gt `ruff format` is built into Ruff rather than shipping as a separate package allowing you to simplify your project s dependencies and learn one fewer CLI clap skin tone 3

Juan Luis · Answer

when are we switching smile

Ian Whalen · Answer

I ve only been casually watching this `ruff` discourse Is there any reason to not use `ruff` Other than it not being pure python

Deepyaman Datta · Answer

gt Is there any reason to not use `ruff` Not really shrug I feel like most every project is migrating to it

Matthias Roels · Answer

Indeed ruff has been addopted really fast Maybe faster than I have ever seen any project been adopted

Nok Lam Chan · Answer

< Ian Whalen> no entry sign Ruff being rust based isn t a problem at all It simplifies the mental model as well so you don t need to remember pylint flake8 isort and now black No one really understand what the real difference anyway it s now all just a rule set and you can pick the one you need

datajoely · Answer

I think it s got feature parity with flake8 but not pylint yet but it will