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Enable ruff's flake8-trio rule #2947

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          Probably should enable the TRIO rules? Maybe in a separate PR.

Originally posted by @TeamSpen210 in #2946 (comment)

This pull request enables the flake8-trio ruff rule (but in ruff's system it's marked as TRIO).

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At the moment the tests will fail until #2946 gets merged, and even then there will be a failure detailed in astral-sh/ruff#9855 that is a bug.

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jakkdl commented Feb 6, 2024

Disclaimer: I'm the one that wrote 99% of the code in flake8-trio.

Ruffs implementation of flake8-trio is only a small set (6 out of ~30) of the full rules: https://github.com/Zac-HD/flake8-trio Although a few of them are handled under other rules.

The plugin is intended for users of trio or anyio*, so some rules might not make sense in trio itself, but can ofc then just disable those.

It is also possible to run flake8-trio as a standalone*, so we don't have to bring back flake8. (because we wanted to implement autofix with libcst, which isn't possible when running with flake8). But there might be reasons to run it through flake8, I don't fully remember.

* yes, both parts of the flake8-trio name are incorrect... python-trio/flake8-async#124 (comment)

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Just quick thing I think isn't great

@@ -165,7 +167,7 @@ def external_thread_fn() -> None:
thread.start()
print("waiting")
while thread.is_alive():
await sleep(0.01)
await lowlevel.checkpoint()
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I think it's probably better to use sleep here because otherwise we'll be busy looping I think?

Like this isn't a matter of "trio just needs another cycle or two of the available tasks" this is "we need to wait for the thread to start and do its stuff"

This happens 2 other places too.

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this is also a bug in ruffs implementation, flake8-trio only triggers when the literal is exactly 0

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wait no, ruff gave TRIO110, which suggests to await an Event instead of looping a sleep. Resolving that by replacing with a checkpoint is ... definitely not the way to go.
Maybe I should widen TRIO110 to also catch checkpoints to make sure people don't confuse them and thinks that because it stops warning on checkpoint that it "solves" it

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I manually changed the 0.02 to a checkpoint because an error was being raised from the sleep there, mostly because the Event part didn't make a lot of sense to me. Should have just done a noqa really.

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yeah an Event could plausibly not be possible or make sense in a context, in which case noqa would be the solution :)

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mikenerone commented Feb 11, 2024

I just want to mention that ruff's TRIO rules are significantly behind flake8-trio, and produce some false positives as a result. See astral-sh/ruff#9934 and astral-sh/ruff#9935.

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Given that ruff's version has a few issues and other points mentioned, I don't think this particular rule is fit for Trio at the moment.

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