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Introducing black formatting for python code #101
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sammuti
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Sep 17, 2025
- Introduce black pre-commit hook
- Format existing code
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lookin good! I know it's in draft but already an improvement. If you add a --check command to one of the github workflows (maybe .github/workflows/test-python.yml?) and a line in the README for how to run it, that'd be grand
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@socksy here I also added a git precommit hook so it will run automatically when you commit. |
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mistake, I need to make a change so that it will be available to you locally |
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@socksy now PRs will also check formatting
I also added instructions on installing the pre-commit hook, so it would be less hassle for everyone to use |
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LGTM

