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unless there are wider characters which count as 1 character which I don't know of
This is fairly common for Chinese characters, see the issue I linked.
I assume Sonar is https://www.sonarsource.com/products/sonarlint/ ? Possibly linters should also adjust their line length computations to take character width into account. However, that might be more trouble than it's worth. I think I'd be OK with adjusting our logic to treat all characters as having a minimum length of 1. This would go into the preview style now and into the stable style for 2025.
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This was changed as a result of #3445.
Could you explain why you think this is a bug? The line is displayed as <100 characters in length, even if it contains more than 100 characters.
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In our case this is a problem because our Sonar later reports that line goes over 100 characters. I've used # fmt: off
to prevent black
from changing it.
I also use Pycharm with visual lines to indicate if it goes over 100 and 120 and with black
' formatting it looks like this:
It clearly goes over the line which indicates that depending on editor the line may visually go over or not which is inconsistent. In this case if it relied on character count it would always go below visual limit (unless there are wider characters which count as 1 character which I don't know of).
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