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11-11:limit-inference-resultsvalue seems appropriate.Limiting inference results can help with performance, especially for large codebases.
14-14: Enable persistent data storage.Using
persistent=yesis a good practice for performance improvements in repeated runs.
22-22: Ensurepy-versionis in sync with your project's Python version.Setting the Python version to
3.11ensures compatibility checks.
25-25: Enablerecursiveto discover all modules.Setting
recursive=truehelps in discovering all Python modules and packages.
29-29: Enablesuggestion-modefor user-friendly hints.Enabling
suggestion-mode=yescan reduce false-positive errors.
33-33: Disablingunsafe-load-any-extensionfor security.Setting
unsafe-load-any-extension=noprevents loading arbitrary C extensions, which is a good security measure.
39-39: Enforce snake_case for argument names.Using
argument-naming-style=snake_caseenforces consistency in naming conventions for function arguments.
42-42: Enforce snake_case for attribute names.Using
attr-naming-style=snake_caseenforces consistency in naming conventions for class attributes.
45-50: Avoid using bad variable names likefoo,bar, etc.Defining bad variable names helps in maintaining meaningful naming conventions.
53-53: Allow any style for class attribute names.Using
class-attribute-naming-style=anyallows flexibility in naming class attributes.
56-56: Enforce UPPER_CASE for class constants.Using
class-const-naming-style=UPPER_CASEenforces consistency in naming class constants.
59-59: Enforce PascalCase for class names.Using
class-naming-style=PascalCaseenforces consistency in naming class names.
62-62: Enforce UPPER_CASE for constants.Using
const-naming-style=UPPER_CASEenforces consistency in naming constants.
69-69: Enforce snake_case for function names.Using
function-naming-style=snake_caseenforces consistency in naming functions.
72-77: Define good variable names.Defining good variable names helps in maintaining meaningful naming conventions.
80-80: Exclude naming hints.Using
include-naming-hint=noexcludes hints for naming conventions, which might be beneficial in some cases.
83-83: Allow any style for inline iteration names.Using
inlinevar-naming-style=anyallows flexibility in naming inline iteration variables.
86-86: Enforce snake_case for method names.Using
method-naming-style=snake_caseenforces consistency in naming methods.
89-89: Enforce snake_case for module names.Using
module-naming-style=snake_caseenforces consistency in naming modules.
93-93: Exclude docstrings for private functions/classes.Using
no-docstring-rgx=^_excludes private functions and classes from requiring docstrings, which is reasonable.
98-98: Define property decorators.Using
property-classes=abc.abstractpropertyhelps in recognizing custom property decorators.
101-101: Enforce snake_case for variable names.Using
variable-naming-style=snake_caseenforces consistency in naming variables.
107-107: Avoid checking protected attribute access in special methods.Using
check-protected-access-in-special-methods=noavoids unnecessary warnings for protected attribute access in special methods.
110-114: Define methods that declare instance attributes.Using
defining-attr-methodshelps in recognizing methods that declare instance attributes.
118-118: Exclude specific protected members from warnings.Defining
exclude-protectedhelps in excluding specific protected members from warnings.
121-121: Define valid names for class method first argument.Using
valid-classmethod-first-arg=clsenforces consistency in naming the first argument of class methods.
124-124: Define valid names for metaclass method first argument.Using
valid-metaclass-classmethod-first-arg=mcsenforces consistency in naming the first argument of metaclass methods.
130-130: Limit the number of arguments for functions/methods.Using
max-args=5helps in maintaining simplicity and readability of functions/methods.
133-133: Limit the number of attributes for classes.Using
max-attributes=7helps in maintaining simplicity and readability of classes.
136-136: Limit the number of boolean expressions in if statements.Using
max-bool-expr=5helps in maintaining simplicity and readability of conditional statements.
139-139: Limit the number of branches in function/method bodies.Using
max-branches=12helps in maintaining simplicity and readability of functions/methods.
142-142: Limit the number of local variables in function/method bodies.Using
max-locals=15helps in maintaining simplicity and readability of functions/methods.
145-145: Limit the number of parent classes.Using
max-parents=7helps in maintaining simplicity and readability of class hierarchies.
148-148: Limit the number of public methods in classes.Using
max-public-methods=20helps in maintaining simplicity and readability of classes.
151-151: Limit the number of return/yield statements in functions/methods.Using
max-returns=6helps in maintaining simplicity and readability of functions/methods.
154-154: Limit the number of statements in functions/methods.Using
max-statements=50helps in maintaining simplicity and readability of functions/methods.
157-157: Set a minimum number of public methods for classes.Using
min-public-methods=2helps in ensuring that classes have a minimum number of public methods.
163-163: Warn about overgeneral exceptions.Using
overgeneral-exceptions=builtins.BaseException,builtins.Exceptionhelps in avoiding catching overly general exceptions.
169-169: Exclude URLs from line length checks.Using
ignore-long-lines=^\s*(# )?<?https?://\S+>?$helps in excluding URLs from line length checks, which is practical.
172-172: Set indentation after parenthesis.Using
indent-after-paren=4helps in maintaining consistent indentation after parentheses.
176-176: Set indentation string.Using
indent-string=' 'helps in maintaining consistent indentation.
179-179: Limit the maximum line length.Using
max-line-length=100helps in maintaining readability of the code.
182-182: Limit the maximum number of lines in a module.Using
max-module-lines=1000helps in maintaining readability of modules.
186-186: Disallow single-line class statements.Using
single-line-class-stmt=nohelps in maintaining readability of class definitions.
190-190: Disallow single-line if statements.Using
single-line-if-stmt=nohelps in maintaining readability of if statements.
196-196: Disallow explicit reexports from packages.Using
allow-reexport-from-package=nohelps in maintaining clarity in import statements.
199-199: Disallow wildcard imports from modules with__all__.Using
allow-wildcard-with-all=nohelps in maintaining clarity in import statements.
202-202: Define known third-party modules.Using
known-third-party=enchanthelps in recognizing third-party modules.
209-209: Use old-style logging format.Using
logging-format-style=oldspecifies the use of%formatting for logging, which is consistent with older codebases.
213-213: Define logging modules.Using
logging-modules=logginghelps in recognizing standard logging modules.
221-225: Set confidence levels for warnings.Using
confidence=HIGH, CONTROL_FLOW, INFERENCE, INFERENCE_FAILURE, UNDEFINEDhelps in controlling the confidence levels for warnings.
236-236: Disable all checks by default.Using
disable=allhelps in selectively enabling specific checks.
242-242: Enable error and fatal checks.Using
enable=E,Fensures that error and fatal checks are enabled, which is crucial for code quality.
249-249: Define methods requiring a timeout parameter.Using
timeout-methods=requests.api.delete,requests.api.get,requests.api.head,requests.api.options,requests.api.patch,requests.api.post,requests.api.put,requests.api.requesthelps in ensuring that these methods include a timeout parameter.
255-257: Define note tags.Using
notes=FIXME, XXX, TODOhelps in recognizing common note tags in the code.
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577-578: LGTM! Changes improve readability.The use of
next(iter(...))andlist(...)[1]enhances readability and potentially handles iterable objects better.
600-601: LGTM! Changes improve readability.The use of
next(iter(...))andlist(...)[1]enhances readability and potentially handles iterable objects better.
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6-6: Enable multiprocessing for speed.Using
jobs=0allows pylint to auto-detect the number of processors, speeding up linting.
11-11: Control inference limits for performance.Setting
limit-inference-results=100helps manage performance when dealing with complex code structures.
14-14: Enable persistence for comparison.Setting
persistent=yesallows pylint to cache results for later comparisons, improving efficiency.
18-18: Prefer stubs for better inference.Setting
prefer-stubs=yesmay reduce false positives by using.pyistubs if available.
22-22: Specify Python version.Setting
py-version=3.11ensures pylint checks are compatible with the specified Python version.
25-25: Enable recursive discovery.Setting
recursive=trueallows pylint to discover Python modules and packages recursively.
29-29: Enable suggestion mode.Setting
suggestion-mode=yeshelps pylint provide user-friendly hints instead of false-positive errors.
33-33: Disable unsafe extensions.Setting
unsafe-load-any-extension=noprevents pylint from loading arbitrary C extensions, enhancing security.
241-247: Enable only error and fatal checks.Disabling all checks and enabling only
EandFclasses ensures pylint focuses on critical issues.
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577-578: Improve readability and safety.Using
next(iter(...))andlist(...)[1]improves readability and ensures safe handling of iterables.
600-601: Improve readability and safety.Using
next(iter(...))andlist(...)[1]improves readability and ensures safe handling of iterables.
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65-65: Consider setting a higher minimum docstring length.Setting
docstring-min-length=4might lead to insufficient documentation. Consider setting a higher value, such as 10.- docstring-min-length=4 + docstring-min-length=10
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6-6: Setjobsto 0 for auto-detection on multi-core systems.Using
jobs=0is appropriate as it allows for auto-detection of available CPU cores.
11-11: Limit inference results to improve performance.Setting
limit-inference-results=100helps improve performance when dealing with complex code.
14-14: Enable persistent data for better performance.Setting
persistent=yesallows Pylint to reuse collected data for future runs, improving performance.
18-18: Resolve imports to stubs for better type checking.Enabling
prefer-stubs=yeshelps improve type checking accuracy by using .pyi stubs.
21-21: Enable recursive discovery of Python modules.Setting
recursive=trueallows Pylint to discover Python modules in the file system subtree.
25-25: Enable suggestion mode for user-friendly hints.Setting
suggestion-mode=yeshelps provide user-friendly hints for common misconfigurations.
29-29: Disallow loading of arbitrary C extensions for security.Setting
unsafe-load-any-extension=noimproves security by preventing the loading of arbitrary C extensions.
38-38: Use snake_case for argument names.Setting
argument-naming-style=snake_casealigns with Python's naming conventions.
41-41: Use snake_case for attribute names.Setting
attr-naming-style=snake_casealigns with Python's naming conventions.
49-49: Avoid bad variable names.The list of
bad-nameshelps avoid using common placeholder names that can reduce code readability.
52-52: Allow any naming style for class attributes.Setting
class-attribute-naming-style=anyprovides flexibility for class attributes.
55-55: Use UPPER_CASE for class constants.Setting
class-const-naming-style=UPPER_CASEaligns with Python's naming conventions for constants.
58-58: Use PascalCase for class names.Setting
class-naming-style=PascalCasealigns with Python's naming conventions for class names.
61-61: Use UPPER_CASE for constants.Setting
const-naming-style=UPPER_CASEaligns with Python's naming conventions for constants.
68-68: Use snake_case for function names.Setting
function-naming-style=snake_casealigns with Python's naming conventions.
77-77: Use good variable names.The list of
good-nameshelps ensure that common, acceptable variable names are allowed.
79-79: Exclude naming hints for invalid names.Setting
include-naming-hint=noavoids cluttering error messages with naming hints.
82-82: Allow any naming style for inline iteration variables.Setting
inlinevar-naming-style=anyprovides flexibility for inline iteration variables.
85-85: Use snake_case for method names.Setting
method-naming-style=snake_casealigns with Python's naming conventions.
88-88: Use snake_case for module names.Setting
module-naming-style=snake_casealigns with Python's naming conventions.
92-92: Exclude names starting with underscore from docstring requirement.Setting
no-docstring-rgx=^_excludes functions or classes starting with an underscore from requiring docstrings.
97-97: Register property-producing decorators.The list of
property-classeshelps register decorators that produce valid properties.
100-100: Use snake_case for variable names.Setting
variable-naming-style=snake_casealigns with Python's naming conventions.
106-106: Disable protected attribute access check in special methods.Setting
check-protected-access-in-special-methods=noallows flexibility in special methods.
113-113: List common methods for defining attributes.The list of
defining-attr-methodsincludes common methods used to define instance attributes.
117-117: Exclude common protected attributes from warnings.The list of
exclude-protectedincludes common protected attributes that should be excluded from warnings.
120-120: Useclsas the first argument in class methods.Setting
valid-classmethod-first-arg=clsaligns with Python's conventions for class methods.
123-123: Usemcsas the first argument in metaclass class methods.Setting
valid-metaclass-classmethod-first-arg=mcsaligns with Python's conventions for metaclass class methods.
129-129: Set a reasonable maximum number of arguments.Setting
max-args=5helps ensure that functions and methods do not have too many arguments, promoting readability.
132-132: Set a reasonable maximum number of attributes.Setting
max-attributes=7helps ensure that classes do not have too many attributes, promoting readability.
135-135: Set a reasonable maximum number of boolean expressions.Setting
max-bool-expr=5helps ensure that if statements do not have too many boolean expressions, promoting readability.
138-138: Set a reasonable maximum number of branches.Setting
max-branches=12helps ensure that functions and methods do not have too many branches, promoting readability.
141-141: Set a reasonable maximum number of locals.Setting
max-locals=15helps ensure that functions and methods do not have too many local variables, promoting readability.
144-144: Set a reasonable maximum number of parents.Setting
max-parents=7helps ensure that classes do not have too many parents, promoting readability.
147-147: Set a reasonable maximum number of public methods.Setting
max-public-methods=20helps ensure that classes do not have too many public methods, promoting readability.
150-150: Set a reasonable maximum number of returns.Setting
max-returns=6helps ensure that functions and methods do not have too many return statements, promoting readability.
153-153: Set a reasonable maximum number of statements.Setting
max-statements=50helps ensure that functions and methods do not have too many statements, promoting readability.
156-156: Set a reasonable minimum number of public methods.Setting
min-public-methods=2helps ensure that classes have a minimum number of public methods, promoting usability.
162-162: Warn about overgeneral exceptions.Setting
overgeneral-exceptions=builtins.BaseException,builtins.Exceptionhelps promote specific exception handling.
168-168: Ignore long lines with specific patterns.Setting
ignore-long-lines=^\s*(# )?<?https?://\S+>?$allows exceptions for long lines that match specific patterns, such as URLs.
171-171: Set indent after parenthesis.Setting
indent-after-paren=4ensures consistent indentation after parentheses.
175-175: Use spaces for indentation.Setting
indent-string=' '(4 spaces) ensures consistent indentation using spaces.
178-178: Set a reasonable maximum line length.Setting
max-line-length=100helps ensure that lines of code do not become too long, promoting readability.
181-181: Set a reasonable maximum number of lines in a module.Setting
max-module-lines=1000helps ensure that modules do not become too large, promoting readability.
185-185: Disallow single-line class statements.Setting
single-line-class-stmt=noensures that class bodies are not defined on a single line, promoting readability.
189-189: Disallow single-line if statements.Setting
single-line-if-stmt=noensures that if statements are not defined on a single line, promoting readability.
195-195: Disallow explicit reexports by alias.Setting
allow-reexport-from-package=nohelps prevent reexports by alias, promoting clear import statements.
198-198: Disallow wildcard imports.Setting
allow-wildcard-with-all=nohelps prevent wildcard imports, promoting clear import statements.
201-201: Recognize third-party modules.Setting
known-third-party=enchanthelps Pylint recognize third-party modules.
208-208: Use old string formatting for logging.Setting
logging-format-style=oldspecifies using%formatting for logging.
212-212: Check logging function parameters.Setting
logging-modules=loggingensures that logging function parameters are checked.
220-224: Set confidence levels for warnings.Setting
confidence=HIGH, CONTROL_FLOW, INFERENCE, INFERENCE_FAILURE, UNDEFINEDensures that only warnings with specified confidence levels are shown.
235-235: Disable all messages initially.Setting
disable=alldisables all messages initially, allowing specific checks to be re-enabled selectively.
241-241: Enable E and F rule classes.Setting
enable=E,Fenables Pylint's E and F rule classes, which cover errors and fatal messages.
248-248: Require timeout parameters for specified methods.The list of
timeout-methodsincludes methods that require a timeout parameter, promoting robust and responsive code.
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3-3: Addition ofpylintapproved.This change aligns with the PR's objective to enhance code quality by enabling stricter linting rules.
8-8: Addition ofsetuptoolsapproved, but verify its necessity.
setuptoolsis commonly used in development environments. However, its specific purpose in this project, especially in the context of this PR, should be clarified.Verification successful
Addition of
setuptoolsjustified.The
setuptoolspackage is used insetup.pyfor packaging and distribution purposes, which justifies its inclusion inrequirements-dev.txt.
setup.py: import setuptoolssetup.py: setuptools.setup(...)setup.py: packages=setuptools.find_packages(...)Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for references to `setuptools` in the repository to understand its usage. # Test: Search for `setuptools` usage. Expect: References that justify its addition. rg --type python "setuptools"Length of output: 60
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for references to `setuptools` in the repository to understand its usage. # Test: Search for `setuptools` usage. Expect: References that justify its addition. rg "setuptools"Length of output: 149
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pylintto pre-commit checks configuration.pylintandsetuptoolsto development dependencies.device.py."macos-latest"from Python version testing in CI workflow.