Alex Kladov
Alex Kladov
>And BTW the suggestion is not even a weak warning, it's "info". Yep, I was wrong here, it's indeed "info"! >@matklad But why it's a bad idea? This depends on...
@valentinkip thanks for pointing to the update in the style guide! It indeed settles the issue completely!
Option 1: do not specify
Option 2: always use one blank line
Option 3: use one blank line between class members and two blank lines between top level declarations ([PEP8 style](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#blank-lines))
> I personally find that, of all formatting rules in PEP 8, the "two blank lines" one has one of the smallest ratios of readability benefit compared to enforcement effort....
This is what I do at the moment, but I do this manually because formatter allows either two or one line anywhere. So when I move code around I must...
This looks bad, but unfortunately I can't reproduce the error. Can you give a bit more details? Is it correct that you have both Rust and Toml plugins installed? Does...
Yeah. Ideally, we don't depend on the external diff tool at all, and use some Rust library. However, I don't know of-the-shelf solution here: there are a couple of libraries...
Also https://crates.io/crates/diffs Yep, they fall into category of "diff two strings", but IIRC, don't have a too fancy results presentation. Though, difference.rs can do ANSI-escapes coloring. There's also an interesting...