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feat: update to black v24 and fix double curly braces (Updated PR #216) #219

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Ok, I mistakenly closed #216, here's #216 + my two commits

@mbhall88 can you please respond to my comments on #216 and see if you're happy with my two added commits?

We can then keep updating this branch here.

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@bricoletc bricoletc changed the title Updates to PR #216 feat: update to black v24 and fix double curly braces (Updated PR #216) Jan 31, 2024
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All looks good to me. Good idea on refactoring the { addition.

As for merging from snakefmt branches, sure we can do that. I do prefer from my own fork though just in case I try and push to master, which wouldn't matter on my fork. There is an option to allow you to push to my PRs - it's a checkbox in the right panel of the PR below the "Lock conversation" section. If you select that it allows maintainers of snakefmt to push to the PR. Maybe we can just try and remember to check that. Anyway, I don't mind either way.

@mbhall88 mbhall88 merged commit 29235a7 into master Jan 31, 2024
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Oh, being able to push to our respective forks is much better, as you say it protects us from mistakenly pushing to master here. Will have a look for that checkbox next time round (can't see it on the PR right now, though)

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