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Summary:
pyproject.toml
: ignoreline-too-long
(E501
) rule; (in the spirit ofruff
) it is not very convenient to enforceE501
rule while usingblack
(orruff
) as a formatter 1 asblack
itself will try to autoformat lines according to theline-length
setting where possible; there might be situations where autoformatting is not possible and in such cases enforcingE501
will result in linting errors (unless a# noqa
specification is there)Footnotes
indeed notice that, if I were to use
↩ruff
's defaultselect
ion setting,E501
rule would be omitted as consequence of overlapping with the use of the formatter (see https://docs.astral.sh/ruff/tutorial/#configuration). By default,ruff
enablesF
rules (flake8
compliant) and a subset ofE
rules (among which you won't findE501
), namely those stylistic rules that do not overlap with the use of a formatter (likeblack
orruff
formatter itself)See also https://docs.astral.sh/ruff/faq/#is-the-ruff-linter-compatible-with-black: