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Some surprising, but valid, python syntax examples.

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[–] msage 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I personally hate when code forces me to format things one way.

And there always be a way to go around formatting. Once I forced formatting on git server just to never worry about it.

[–] verstra 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Yeah, that's true, auto formatters will always have cases which format weirdly and have a nicer alternative.

But in the end, the formatting does not matter much, so we all benefit for it being formated one way, and one way only.


How would you format on git server? Create commits automatically, or ammend commits on push?

[–] msage 1 points 1 year ago

I... don't actually remember. It was a server side hook, I guess it tackled a new commit at the end. But it has been too long ago.

Nowadays I don't enforce such strict formatting, I just comment on MRs where I notice transgressions.

I never liked ammending commits. Had a colleague, team lead, who ammended other peoples commits. Ugh. That's when I started signing my own work.