Micha Reiser
Micha Reiser
This is interesting. Could you explain why you want to allow both variants? The goal of `isort` is to have consistent import formatting. That's why it only allows exactly one...
Thanks for the detailed write up. I think this is working as intended for performance reasons. Ruff tries to skip over directories that are excluded. For example, ruff skips over...
It seems that VS code isn't picking up your `pyproject.toml` because it formats the code with a line width of 88 (or anything less than 120 :)). Can you follow...
This sounds familiar but I wasn't able to find the relevant issue. I wonder if the issue is that `C:\` is encoded as `C:%3A`
I don't have a windows machine. What do the logs look like for paths where formatting is working?
> https://github.com/astral-sh/ruff-vscode/issues/713 Ah, that's the issue I was thinking of I'm not sure what Ruff should do here. The file URLs are supposed to be opaque identifiers that are controlled...
Okay, I think this is https://github.com/microsoft/language-server-protocol/pull/1786
Hi @BarrensZeppelin Have you tried https://docs.astral.sh/ruff/settings/#unsafe-fixes and/or https://docs.astral.sh/ruff/settings/#lint_extend-safe-fixes?
Hmm, good call. I think we should respect the configuration here rather than just outright disabling it.
Yeah, I could see how Ruff does something like this once we have multifile analysis (a good understanding of the dependencies).