(closes #30) add basic formatting and linting pipeline#37
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nit: add "closes #30" in your PR description so it gets linked |
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Thoughts on using an opinionated code formatter like |
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my underestanding is that I was surprised to see that it supports custom indents (maybe they changed that), tbh my preference is to just use an indent of 4 -- but I don't want to just steamroll everyone on a whim either. I expect the BDFL will dictate |
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(closes #30)
this is my first naive stab at a code quality gate
I think this is quite a high priority since we're already at files with mixed indentations. barring this we're going to have a tough time keeping diff surface area low, which will make reviews painful.
any specifics (i.e. line length) obviously open for discussions