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sanity-check.sh: disable some spurious warnings#126
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* The default behaviour of pydocstyle is to ignore "test_" files when given a directory to check. Follow its example and ignore "test_" files in the invocation we use too. * Ignore pycodestyle "E203" warnings - sometimes they are spurious (PyCQA/pycodestyle#373).
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The default behaviour of pydocstyle is to ignore "test_" files when
given a directory to check. Follow its example and ignore "test_"
files in the invocation we use too.
Ignore pycodestyle "E203" warnings - sometimes they are spurious
(E203: False positive "whitespace before ':' " on list slice. PyCQA/pycodestyle#373).