Fix code style #440
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Fix code style #440
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January 25, 2023 13:02
If all code is supposed to be formatted according to black, we want to check this and fail if any code is not formatted correctly. Simply running "black ." here doesn't help, as that simply rewrites any incorrectly-formatted files and exits with status 0. Instead, run with --check (fail if files are wrongly formatted) and --diff (print differences to standard output).
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We decided a while ago to require code in this project to be formatted using
black.Fix the style of
edf.pyaccordingly. Require correct formatting for future pull requests.