From pyproject.toml ...
ignore = [
"E501", # Line too long (formatter handles this)
"E402", # Module level import not at top of file (common with conditional imports)
"E721", # Type comparisons (isinstance is not always better)
"E722", # Bare except (TODO: fix these gradually)
"E731", # Lambda assignments (sometimes clearer than def)
"B007", # Unused loop variable (often intentional)
"B011", # assert False (used as unreachable markers)
"B018", # Useless expression (often intentional in tests)
"B026", # Star-arg after keyword (legacy pattern)
"B028", # stacklevel in warnings (not critical)
"B904", # raise from (TODO: fix gradually)
"F401", # Unused imports (many are for re-export or conditional)
"F403", # Star imports (legacy, TODO: fix gradually)
"F821", # Undefined names (often in TYPE_CHECKING blocks or docstrings)
"F841", # Unused variables (often intentional, e.g. unpacking)
"UP007", # Optional[X] vs X | None (used in try/except for backwards compat)
"UP008", # super() style (existing code uses explicit form)
"UP031", # %-format (existing code uses it extensively)
"UP036", # Outdated version blocks (will clean up when dropping old Python)
"UP045", # X | None vs Optional (both are fine)
]
We should try to reduce this. A shame I forgot about it before the v3.0-release.
From pyproject.toml ...
We should try to reduce this. A shame I forgot about it before the v3.0-release.