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Incorrect Q003 error #119

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jonyscathe opened this issue Feb 14, 2024 · 3 comments
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Incorrect Q003 error #119

jonyscathe opened this issue Feb 14, 2024 · 3 comments

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@jonyscathe
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Since 3.4.0 came out I am getting Q003 errors on code such as:

string = f'My id is {some_dictionary['id']}'

As per f-string changes in python 3.12 it is possible to now use the any quotes within the f-string expression without escaping first.
This code was not flagging before 3.4.0.
It really shouldn't be flagged given that there are no escaped inner quotes here.

@arnimarj
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Hi. You should be able to use the (default off) flag --check-inside-f-strings to make this work.

@jonyscathe
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Thanks for the quick reply.
If I enable that flag as you suggest then my Q003 error goes away, but I am now getting erroneous Q000 errors on f-strings that contain a single quote within the string.
For example, with the --check-inside-f-strings I am getting Q000 Double quotes found but single quotes preferred on:

string = f"Name {test_name} doesn't exist."

@arnimarj arnimarj mentioned this issue Feb 15, 2024
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You are right. I have an experimental branch over at #120. I'll investigate in depth a bit later.

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