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In all my uses of pyupgrade, I want to apply it to every Python file in the repo - in general, some directory. pyupgrade $(find . -name '*.py') works OK on *nix systems, but I'd be happier if I could just write pyupgrade . and have it work on Windows too!
Personally I'd prefer to follow Black and flake8 (etc) by having recursive-by-default for directories, but if not a -r/--recursive flag is also fairly common.
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In all my uses of
pyupgrade
, I want to apply it to every Python file in the repo - in general, some directory.pyupgrade $(find . -name '*.py')
works OK on *nix systems, but I'd be happier if I could just writepyupgrade .
and have it work on Windows too!Personally I'd prefer to follow Black and flake8 (etc) by having recursive-by-default for directories, but if not a
-r
/--recursive
flag is also fairly common.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: