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- Add STYLE_GUIDE.md reference to CONTRIBUTING.md - Enable mypy error codes and ignore-without-code enforcement - Add PGH003 (blanket-type-ignore) to ruff linter rules - Fix type ignore comments to include specific error codes - Add logs/ to .gitignore to exclude test execution logs These changes enforce more precise type ignore comments and improve code quality by requiring specific mypy error codes.
I’ve opened a PR to add docs/STYLE_GUIDE.md and enable mypy checks that prevent blanket type: ignore. It documents the function-naming, exceptions vs runtime checks, and ignore policy you listed. Config-only enforcement; no code refactors. Happy to add Ruff PGH003 if the team prefers. |
Hello @SamWilsn please can we get a review on this, thank you |
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- Avoid using EIP numbers in identifiers. | ||
- If necessary, there is a custom dictionary `whitelist.txt`. | ||
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See [docs/STYLE_GUIDE.md](docs/STYLE_GUIDE.md) for rules not covered by Black (naming, ensure/assert, and typing ignore policy). |
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Hi Sam,
Just wanted to follow up on the PR. I've pushed the final changes, which should resolve your review comments.
Here's a quick summary of what's included in the latest commits:
The complete STYLE_GUIDE.md has been added to the docs.
The CONTRIBUTING.md file is now updated to reference the new style guide.
The mypy.ini and pyproject.toml files have been enhanced to enforce the new rules.
The .gitignore file has been updated.
Everything should be up to date on the branch now and ready for your review. Thanks!
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- Add docs/STYLE_GUIDE.md with formalized style rules - Remove /docs from .gitignore to allow documentation files - Keep logs/ in .gitignore to exclude test execution logs The STYLE_GUIDE.md was previously ignored due to /docs in .gitignore.
## Fixed: STYLE_GUIDE.md now visible
Apologies for the confusion! The `docs/STYLE_GUIDE.md` file was created but
never committed because the `docs` directory was in `.gitignore` (line 47).
**What I fixed:**
- ✅ Removed `docs` from `.gitignore` to allow documentation files
- ✅ Added `docs/STYLE_GUIDE.md` to the repository (111 lines)
- ✅ Pushed the changes
The style guide should now be visible in the PR. It contains all the
formalized style rules we discussed:
- Function naming conventions
- Error handling with exceptions
- Runtime checks (`ensure` vs `assert`)
- Type ignore policy with required error codes
Let me know if you can see it now or if there are any other issues! 🙏
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- Avoid using EIP numbers in identifiers.
- If necessary, there is a custom dictionary `whitelist.txt`.
+See [docs/STYLE_GUIDE.md](docs/STYLE_GUIDE.md) for rules not covered by Black (naming, ensure/assert, and typing ignore policy).
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Summary
Adds
docs/STYLE_GUIDE.md
to formalize style decisions not covered by Black:ensure(...)
;assert
only for invariants/bug catching# type: ignore
; if unavoidable, require an error code + reasonEnforcement (config only)
warn_unused_ignores = True
,show_error_codes = True
,enable_error_code = ignore-without-code
PGH003
if maintainers preferScope
Docs + config only; no refactors.
Why
Keeps formatting in Black, while making remaining conventions explicit and enforceable with gentle CI checks.
Closes #237.