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Hi all, I am new to contributing to the project and thought one place for me to start would be by looking at understanding tests, improving upon coverage, and linting. I updated the pyproject.toml to enable all rules with:
[tool.ruff.lint]
select = ["ALL"]
I ran scripts/lint and it found a lot of "erorrs" which are really just warnings.
Would it be worth doing this for all rules or a better set of rules? Or would it just cause a headache for other developers to adhere to newer/all rules?
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Hi all, I am new to contributing to the project and thought one place for me to start would be by looking at understanding tests, improving upon coverage, and linting. I updated the
pyproject.toml
to enable all rules with:I ran
scripts/lint
and it found a lot of "erorrs" which are really just warnings.Would it be worth doing this for all rules or a better set of rules? Or would it just cause a headache for other developers to adhere to newer/all rules?
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