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I am approving your solution because it fully meets the functional and structural requirements of the task. All three functions are implemented, each uses only a single return statement, and the helper functions are correctly reused (format_linter_error inside format_single_linter_file, and that inside format_linter_report). The output structures match the required format for errors, per-file summaries, and the overall linter report, so this should integrate cleanly with the expected tooling.
There are no critical or blocking issues: the code should run correctly and produce the right results. As optional refinements, you could consider making the ordering of files deterministic (e.g., iterating over sorted(linter_report.items())) if future tests rely on exact list order, and adding brief docstrings or comments to clarify the intent of each formatter. Overall, this is a clean, requirement-compliant implementation—well done.
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Parabéns pelo trabalho, Khauan! Seu código está correto, por isso estou aprovando sua tarefa.
Continue assim!
foi adicionado os trexos:
em C:\Users\supor\Desktop\tarefa\py-linter-formatter\app\main.py
def format_linter_error(error: dict) -> dict:
return {
"line": error["line_number"],
"column": error["column_number"],
"message": error["text"],
"name": error["code"],
"source": "flake8",
}
def format_single_linter_file(file_path: str, errors: list) -> dict:
return {
"path": file_path,
"status": "failed" if errors else "passed",
"errors": [format_linter_error(error) for error in errors],
}
def format_linter_report(linter_report: dict) -> list:
return [
format_single_linter_file(file_path, errors)
for file_path, errors in linter_report.items()
]