Migrate linting workflow to ruff check/format #26
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Okay, that fixes up and modernizes formatting and linting. PTAL. |
- Upgrades the linting target version to 3.9, the latest non-eol python - Runs the CI under the latest stable, Python 3.13 - Migrates to `ruff check` to replace `flake8` - Migrates to `ruff format` to replace `black` - Ignore Jupyter Notebooks for now - Removes the W503/504 checks from ignore, as ruff does not support them
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Thanks ! Why ruff over black ? |
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The formatting that ruff provides should mostly be compatible with black, but beyond that all the projects created by astral.sh (uv, ruff) are faster and more modern. |
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ruff checkto replaceflake8ruff formatto replaceblackMoved the fixes into dedicated commits, so you can reproduce them.