Micha Reiser

oops sorry. That was my mistake.

The rule fits into the suspicious category. We should consider renaming the rule to `self-or-cls-assignments` to make it grammatically correct `allow(self-or-cls-assignments)`

The rule was added in https://github.com/astral-sh/ruff/pull/2550 but there's no conversation in that PR nor is there any change to the rule explaining if that divergence is indeed intentional. @chanman3388 as...

I share the sentiment with @charliermarsh. If the primary target group is python 2 users, then we should not implement the rule according to our rule acceptance guidelines. `UP900` can...

This is related to https://github.com/astral-sh/ruff/issues/9244 Yeah, that's something I want to do eventually and we have the infrastructure for it (`ruff_formatter` is entirely language agnostic). But there are some things...

Integrating dprint as an optional formatter (that we call into when the project has installed it) is an option. But I'm unsure if that's the experience users seek. We need...

I'm sorry but I not familiar with devcontainers (I haven't used them before). You're saying that you can't access a file on the host machine. Does that mean that ruff...

For reference. There's a best practice guide that goes into detail [what extensions must do to run in devcontainers](It might be worth reading through to see if there's anything we...

@DK05310214 no, Ruff has no such functionality. I understand that you want to configure different paths on different systems (/platforms?) because the file is stored at a different location. CC:...

Would it work if you place the file in your home directory and pass a relative path `--config ~/path/to/ruff.toml` ?