Chore: Add ruff lint rules #19
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167-205: Consider enabling some ignored rules in the futureWhile the ignore list is well-documented, consider enabling these rules in the future for better code maintainability:
D102/D103: Missing docstrings in public methods/functionsE501: Line length limitsTD003: Issue links for TODOsThese rules can significantly improve code documentation and readability.
106-255: Overall solid Ruff configuration with room for documentationThe Ruff configuration is comprehensive and well-structured, with good coverage of important linting rules. To improve maintainability:
- Document the rationale for:
- Using preview mode
- Relaxed complexity limits
- Ignored documentation rules
- Consider creating a linting guide in the documentation to help developers understand and work with these rules effectively.
Would you like me to help create a linting guide document that explains these configurations?
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pyproject.toml (4)
112-166: Well-structured and comprehensive rule selection
The selected rules provide excellent coverage across multiple aspects of code quality, including type safety, performance, and best practices. The selection aligns well with Python best practices and modern development standards.
206-212: Good safety considerations in fix configurations
The fixable/unfixable configuration shows good judgment by preventing automatic removal of commented code and print statements, which could lead to loss of important information or debugging capabilities.
213-255: Document rationale for relaxed complexity limits
The following limits have been relaxed significantly from their defaults:
max-complexity = 24(default is usually 10)max-args = 8(default is 5)
Consider adding comments in the configuration or documentation to explain these decisions, as they could impact code maintainability.
#!/bin/bash
# Check if these limits are documented
rg -i "complexity|max.?args" README.md docs/ || echo "No documentation found about complexity limits"106-111: Consider the implications of enabling preview mode
The preview = true setting enables experimental features in Ruff that may introduce breaking changes in future updates. Consider setting this to false for more stable linting behavior, or document this decision in the codebase.
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