I finally made the switch in VS Code IDE from pyli...
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I finally made the switch in VS Code IDE from pylint/isort/pylance to ruff. So far, I'm very happy about the change. The most time consuming parts were: 1. Coming up with a good enough base config for Ruff. (I ended up copying from the SDK. 🙂 ) 2. Finding all the now-redundant linters in VS Code, and figuring out how to turn each of them off. Top three benefits: • The speed improvements are very noticeable. I always hated waiting for lint squigglies to update, and now the refresh is near-instant. • Auto-fixing is fantastic, and also very fast. - "Auto-fix all fixable issues" - - this is my new favorite command in VS Code. 😅 • Inline "noqa" command options in the editor are chef kiss
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I switched to ruff for pre-commit a few weeks ago and have been thoroughly enjoying it
being able to remove a separate dependency on isort was a nice plus too
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lint squigglies ™️ I like it