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I would suggest alternative 2.
Black's philosophy is to minimize formatting options so that formatted code looks consistent and users don't have to worry about formatting minutiae. When I first watched @ambv present about Black, I was also surprised he chose double quotes, but the choice has served us well.
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My workaround has been to add black
to gray
(v0.10) then have gray
call unify
after black
so that we can get the goodness of black
without having to grit our teeth.
Now the issue is that black is incompatible with PEP 701 as reported in #3746, so we end up with files that are formatted in valid python 3.12 syntax but that Black is unable to parse again.
https://github.com/dizballanze/gray
So if you are not on python 3.12 yet and do not like your 2 options, I suggest you take a look at it. Some of the nice things about gray
is that it calls other formatting tools such as pyupgrade
and isort
. Thanks to this our internal codebase has improved well in readability.
BTW I did take a look at option 1, and switching from "
to '
would be rather complicated, so it is not just a matter of preference but it would require tricky changes in the codebase.
Now that I'm aware of Blue ... I might add support for it in Gray so that should fix the PEP 701 issue we have and stop using unify
.
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Related Issues (20)
- Black not deleting unnecessary brackets HOT 3
- Cannot format f-strings where the contents re-use the same quotes as the enclosing f-string HOT 1
- 24.4.2: pytest fails in tests/test_format.py with `AssertionError` HOT 3
- Cannot parse multiline f-string containing multiline string HOT 1
- Is there any way to have a permalink for a specific version in the changelog doc? HOT 5
- Unnecessary parentheses added to expression in indexed assignment
- "EOF in multi-line string" on string containing same quote nested in f-string HOT 2
- Failure to format when double-quotes are in an f-string's code block HOT 8
- Long lines that concatenate list comprehensions HOT 3
- Black Formatter not working for this code. HOT 2
- Python 3.12 `def f[T: Generics](...)` HOT 2
- Strings not being formatted by Black HOT 3
- Black fails to format string which has '='s etc HOT 2
- Black v24.4.1 & v24.4.2 fails to format f-strings containing multi-line strings HOT 1
- Advice (UFMT) command-failed Failed due to ASTSafetyError HOT 2
- fmt: skip is required at the line which follows the one incorrectly formatted
- Error in github actions when using `use_pyproject: true` HOT 2
- Error: Invalid value for 'SRC ...': Path '...' does not exist. HOT 2
- Technical doc for smoother contribution
- import asyncio HOT 4
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