Use auto-force if a single file argument is being passed #35
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This allows checking files that do not end in `.py`, but are Python files, e.g. through a shebang line.
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@klen Anyway, is this going to fly like that? |
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Use auto-force if a single file argument is being passed
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Sorry for the late response and thank you. |
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This allows checking files that do not end in
.py, but are Pythonfiles, e.g. through a shebang line.
Additionally or instead the
allowfunction could look for a shebang line like#!/usr/bin/env python, but would then have to open the file, which is bad when running it against a directory.I think that passing a single path to a file should automatically check it.