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This sets up GitHub Actions (GHA) to run in place of the currently broken Travis CI. Initially, this only covers running tox/pytest and Black, but may eventually be extended to run pylint, mypy, flake8, etc. - see #605, for example. Notes: * Python 3.10 is not yet supported due to the `collections.Iterable` issue discussed in #330, #624, etc. * The Black CI step acts as a linting step, rather than attempting to have the GHA job automatically update/commit/push the reformarted code. * Black is currently pinned to an older version that supports `--target-version py27` until Python 2 compatibility can be dropped in the final Python 2 compatibility release of ffmpeg-python. * Only the main source directory (`ffmpeg/`) is checked with Black at the moment. The `examples/` directory should also be checked, but will be done as a separate PR.
This sets up GitHub Actions (GHA) to run in place of the currently broken Travis CI. Initially, this only covers running tox/pytest and Black, but may eventually be extended to run pylint, mypy, flake8, etc. - see #605, for example. Notes: * Python 3.10 is not yet supported due to the `collections.Iterable` issue discussed in #330, #624, etc. * The Black CI step acts as a linting step, rather than attempting to have the GHA job automatically update/commit/push the reformarted code. * Black is currently pinned to an older version that supports `--target-version py27` until Python 2 compatibility can be dropped in the final Python 2 compatibility release of ffmpeg-python. * Only the main source directory (`ffmpeg/`) is checked with Black at the moment. The `examples/` directory should also be checked, but will be done as a separate PR.
This sets up GitHub Actions (GHA) to run in place of the currently broken Travis CI. Initially, this only covers running tox/pytest and Black, but may eventually be extended to run pylint, mypy, flake8, etc. - see #605, for example. Notes: * Python 3.10 is not yet supported due to the `collections.Iterable` issue discussed in #330, #624, etc. * The Black CI step acts as a linting step, rather than attempting to have the GHA job automatically update/commit/push the reformarted code. * Black is currently pinned to an older version that supports `--target-version py27` until Python 2 compatibility can be dropped in the final Python 2 compatibility release of ffmpeg-python. * Only the main source directory (`ffmpeg/`) is checked with Black at the moment. The `examples/` directory should also be checked, but will be done as a separate PR.
This sets up GitHub Actions (GHA) to run in place of the currently broken Travis CI. Initially, this only covers running tox/pytest and Black, but may eventually be extended to run pylint, mypy, flake8, etc. - see #605, for example. Notes: * Python 3.10 is not yet supported due to the `collections.Iterable` issue discussed in #330, #624, etc. * The Black CI step acts as a linting step, rather than attempting to have the GHA job automatically update/commit/push the reformarted code. * Black is currently pinned to an older version that supports `--target-version py27` until Python 2 compatibility can be dropped in the final Python 2 compatibility release of ffmpeg-python. * Only the main source directory (`ffmpeg/`) is checked with Black at the moment. The `examples/` directory should also be checked, but will be done as a separate PR.
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Hey @cclaus - I appreciate the effort here, but I'm wary of bringing in so many different linting tools all at once and silencing the errors with Indeed, the lint tools do end up being run in GitHub Actions, but all the lint warnings that are produced end up basically disappearing into the void due to It may make sense to incorporate some of these linting tools gradually/incrementally in due time, when dedicated effort can be made to get the code to a state where it actually passes the lint, rather than running several linting steps and then silencing the errors with However, there are a few parts of this that are immediately useful, such as the matrix-test settings, which I've pulled into #641, so I'll add you as a co-author on that PR. Thanks. |
This sets up GitHub Actions (GHA) to run in place of the currently broken Travis CI. Initially, this only covers running tox/pytest and Black, but may eventually be extended to run pylint, mypy, flake8, etc. - see #605, for example. Notes: * Python 3.10 is not yet supported due to the `collections.Iterable` issue discussed in #330, #624, etc. * The Black CI step acts as a linting step, rather than attempting to have the GHA job automatically update/commit/push the reformarted code. * Black is currently pinned to an older version that supports `--target-version py27` until Python 2 compatibility can be dropped in the final Python 2 compatibility release of ffmpeg-python. * Only the main source directory (`ffmpeg/`) is checked with Black at the moment. The `examples/` directory should also be checked, but will be done as a separate PR. Co-authored by: Christian Clauss <[email protected]>
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Can't fix what you can't see. |
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