Format Python code with psf/black push #999
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@pc494 This is a fun one. Apparently the |
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I think this could be fine, but our psf action uses the at:stable and this workflow uses something else. We will have to have a think about what the simplest approach is overall. |
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There appears to be some python code in 961a3f4 that is not formatted according
to the psf/black specification. This pull request
formats the code in question and is inline with the
pyxem developers guide