CLEANUP: cleanup tox.ini, and ignore ./env

[alifeee]

tox was taking a long time to run. This was because it was checking all the files in my python virtual environment, in ./env.

The .gitignore suggests that a python virtual environment should be called env, which is what mine is.

I have added a skip/ignore to the lint/format commands, so they no longer look in ./env.

This also has the benefit that they are much faster to run (around 8 secs to lint, 5 secs to format).

[lavigne958]

Thanks that's great ! 😃

I noticed it too.

I thought about the following changes: using the command git ls-files *.py in order to only format/lint tracked files.

I mostly faced issues when it tries to lint my dev files that are not formatted at all.

We can mix your proposal with mine in this PR.

[alifeee]

I thought about the following changes: using the command git ls-files *.py in order to only format/lint tracked files.

And changing file exclusions to file inclusions? That sounds smart.

[lavigne958]

I let you do the changes in your PR?

Remove the exclude list in lint/format. Then instead of . for the folder to scan, replace it with $(git ls-files *.py)

Hope this works but I'm not sure if tow runs the commands in a shell or not.

[lavigne958]

In fact I was wrong we don't have access to a shell we should keep it like this for now (in terms of exclude/include).

We may introduce exclude list to black, like the others: .tox, env, docs, ...

[alifeee]

In fact I was wrong we don't have access to a shell we should keep it like this for now (in terms of exclude/include).

Ah, ok. Sounds good.

I let you do the changes in your PR?

In theory, you should be able to make changes in my repository, since you are a maintainer.

However, I will make this small change.

[alifeee]

I believe this can be merged 👍