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pep8 reformatter configuration?
I seem to recall that Wing delegates reformatting to an outside executable (pep8, black, yapf, etc) , and that there's a configuration panel for the reformatters, but I can't find it. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
UPDATE:
TL;DR - can we change the autopep8 formatter to respect the new binary operator + line break recommendations: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#should-a-line-break-before-or-after-a-binary-operator
Long Version:
My organization requires code to pass a pycodestyle check before being accepted. But Wing sometimes seems to be reformatting some bits of code like:
if (
val is None
or not val.isdigit()
or int(val) <= 0
):
to
if (
val is None or
not val.isdigit() or
int(val) <= 0
):
And then pycodestyle complains about
./src/dashboard/utils.py:39:25: W504 line break after binary operator
The "sometimes" part is interesting. After the reformatting, pycodestyle complains about two blocks of code. If I fix the first block, save, and check, the first block is not reformatted, and then pycodestyle only complains about the second block. But when I fix the second block, the first block is reformatted, and pycodestyle complains again. If I edit BOTH blocks of code and then hit save, neither one is reformatted
Now that I look into it, the docs say that
Wing uses its own copy of autopep8 for PEP 8 style formatting
And if I dig into the docs for autopep8, it apparently depends on pycodestyle itself!
pep8 reformatter configuration?
I seem to recall that Wing delegates reformatting to an outside executable (pep8, black, yapf, etc) , and that there's a configuration panel for the reformatters, but I can't find it. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
UPDATE:
TL;DR - can we change the autopep8 formatter to respect the new binary operator + line break recommendations: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#should-a-line-break-before-or-after-a-binary-operator
Long Version:
My organization requires code to pass a pycodestyle check before being accepted. But Wing sometimes seems to be reformatting some bits of code like:
```
if (
val is None
or not val.isdigit()
or int(val) <= 0
):
to ```
to
```
if (
val is None or
not val.isdigit() or
int(val) <= 0
):
```
And then pycodestyle complains about
./src/dashboard/utils.py:39:25: W504 line break after binary operator
The "sometimes" part is interesting. After the reformatting, pycodestyle complains about two blocks of code. If I fix the first block, save, and check, the first block is not reformatted, and then pycodestyle only complains about the second block. But when I fix the second block, the first block is reformatted, and pycodestyle complains again. If I edit BOTH blocks of code and then hit save, neither one is reformatted
Now that I look into it, the docs say that
Wing uses its own copy of autopep8 for PEP 8 style formatting
And if I dig into the docs for autopep8, it apparently depends on pycodestyle itself!
pep8 reformatter configuration?
I seem to recall that Wing delegates reformatting to an outside executable (pep8, black, yapf, etc) , and that there's a configuration panel for the reformatters, but I can't find it. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
UPDATE:
TL;DR - can we change the autopep8 formatter to respect the new binary operator + line break recommendations: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#should-a-line-break-before-or-after-a-binary-operator
Long Version:
My organization requires code to pass a pycodestyle check before being accepted. But Wing sometimes seems to be reformatting some bits of code like:
```
if (
val is None
or not val.isdigit()
or int(val) <= 0
):
```
to
```
if (
val is None or
not val.isdigit() or
int(val) <= 0
):
```
And then pycodestyle complains about
./src/dashboard/utils.py:39:25: W504 line break after binary operator
The "sometimes" part is interesting. After the reformatting, pycodestyle complains about two blocks of code. If I fix the first block, save, and check, the first block is not reformatted, and then pycodestyle only complains about the second block. But when I fix the second block, the first block is reformatted, and pycodestyle complains again. If I edit BOTH blocks of code and then hit save, neither one is reformatted
Now that I look into it, the docs say that
Wing uses its own copy of autopep8 for PEP 8 style formatting
And if I dig into the docs for autopep8, it apparently depends on pycodestyle itself!
pep8 reformatter configuration?
I seem to recall that Wing delegates reformatting to an outside executable (pep8, black, yapf, etc) , and that there's a configuration panel for the reformatters, but I can't find it. Can anyone point me in the right direction?