feat: add a style check env #564
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| style = [ | ||
| "black --check --diff {args:.}", | ||
| ] | ||
| fmt = [ |
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Did you run the style check on the repo and it didn't recommend any changes?
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I had ran this and there were suggestions which can be fixed with hatch run lint:fmt . However, for introducing this, I was adding this in a shadow run mode for the time being without the changes.
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Description of changes:
Initially add
black[jupyter]for linting.Code changes generated using:
To check formatting and for future workflow application, the changes can be see in #561.
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