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Allow camelCase for python standard libraries. #6
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A current workaround is to add
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It seems more pain then it's worth: PyCQA/pep8-naming#6 PyCQA/pep8-naming#14
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The caller should know what URI we are talking about. Additionally finding the mtime is never belonged in this class and has been moved out.
@lensvol feel free to try to fix this. |
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@staeff care to submit a fix? |
@sigmavirus24 I'll look into it, but can't promise anything. I just came across this issue, when I was researching the problem. |
@staeff then please understand that adding a +1 to a known issue that the maintainers are willing to accept a patch for is patently unhelpful. |
@sigmavirus24 oops, sorry. |
No worries. |
This configuration option allows to skip certain function names. This fixes PyCQA#6
This configuration option allows to skip certain function names. This fixes PyCQA#6
(Unfortunately) some libraries in the python standard library do not follow pep8. This means that people using them are forced to write non pep8-compliant code. This code should be accepted by the pep8-naming plugin.
For example unittest.TestCase is meant to be overridden so setUp and tearDown can be implemented. The same goes for logging.Logger.
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