Add support for assignment expressions #879
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Introduced in Python 3.8 with PEP-572. Refer to https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0572.
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Since Python 3.8 has been out for almost a week now, a new release with support for assignment expressions and the other syntax addition (#872) should probably be provided sooner rather than later. Without this change, pycodestyle will remain oblivious to the new syntax and issue multiple complaints, unless you disable checking for the lines that use it. |
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Is there a planned release date, please? |
So when will it be updated? It's been almost half a year since Python 3.8 was released! |
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Introduced in Python 3.8 with PEP-572. Refer to https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0572.
I took some tests from the PEP's examples section.
Closes #865.
(Really not a fan of binary operators before line breaks.)