Integrate Ruff Formatter into Pre-commit Workflow #119
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Also fixes #120 . |
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Ruff already does what Black does. The ruff version in .pre-commit-config.yaml just needs to be updated since it is using an older version of ruff along with some rules in pyproject.toml or ruff.toml with regards to #120, ruff allows exclusion of directories/files . Also, just needs to be added to the pyproject.toml or ruff.toml |
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Currently the repo uses ruff linter but not ruff formatter. Indeed the ruff formatter is very similar to black so I can replace black by the ruff formatter if you prefer. |
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Changed to ruff formatter! Thanks @omarirfa for the advice. |
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Motivations : Black is a widely adopted formatter in the Python community. It aims to enhance code consistency and readability.