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eternnoir
Black implementation test
I PERSONALLY don't like this type of formatting.
It gives nothing valuable but lot of lines. It's just one file: you got 1400 lines for nothing. It's valuable for ones who are paid for lines of code :)
Idk, since you like changing formatting frequently, I thought you would like an automated system for that
I will see whether I can change something in settings though to avoid some of the changes
Idk, since you like changing formatting frequently
I don't like ))) I just make some updates to formatting while making valuable updates ))
I just tried yapf with a style of facebook, here are some screenshots if you are interested:
This one is still similar to black in some ways, but there are differences. Thoughts? We still have to try to obey PEP-8?
We can technically ignore apihelper-like files(also asyncio_helper); Maybe in the future I will even try to get rid of these files due to a mess over there
Well, this is not my first time caring about PEP-8 - it is better if we at least try to follow it to some extent.
I'm not in favour of carry about anything "because of" - if that does not bring any value. I do not see what value black formatting brings except "now we hava black formatting"...
"Cleaner code" is not a value. It's "cleaner code bacause of cleaner code".
Ok, if it does not harm project in any way - why not accept the new formatting?
"Add value" is the good reason of bring changes. "Why not" is the bad reason of bring changes.
I said it many times before. I say it now. I will say it in future.
Well then I can argue that by improving formatting, we follow suggested PEP-8
And this is a better practise. The reason is "adding a value", not "why not"
"we follow suggested PEP-8" and it will give the project.... What? "Clear code"?
"this is a better practise" - do you follow all "better practices" in your life because they are better practices?
You should try to follow best practices as far as you can. They are created not for just existence but to help you understand your code faster
I PERSONALLY don't like this type of formatting.
It gives nothing valuable but lot of lines. It's just one file: you got 1400 lines for nothing. It's valuable for ones who are paid for lines of code :)
Consistency in the code formatting for better readability is kinda worth it, provided no one really cares about the number of lines and the size of the py-files (at least in my opinion)
