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Add a second-tier Python lint layer modelled on lading, plus the df12-python-lints house-style checkers and the ambrleaks snapshot scanner. - pyproject: run the built-in Pylint messages (lading's curated set) under the PyPy shim via [tool.pylint]; enable Ruff preview rules, the DOC group, and NumPy-convention D rules, ignoring one-line docstrings to preserve the repository's single-line convention for simple helpers. - .pylintrc-df12.toml: run the df12-python-lints plugin separately under CPython so it can import the plugin and parse Python 3.13 syntax. - Makefile/CI: two Pylint passes plus ambrleaks in the lint target; align the Ruff pin to 0.15.22 across Makefile, CI, and the dev dependency. - Resolve every new finding by fixing the underlying code: NumPy Returns/Raises sections where missing on multi-line docstrings, from-import re-exports, implicit-booleaness simplifications, migrated inline suppressions with reasons, assert failure messages across the suite, and syrupy path redaction so ambrleaks finds no leaked absolute paths. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughUpdate the lint toolchain and configuration. Align source code with the new checks. Improve assertion diagnostics and snapshot stability. Preserve existing tested behaviour except for falsy worktree-stanza separation. ChangesLint and test maintenance
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Sweep the codebase for lint suppressions and remove those whose rationale marked them as stopgaps rather than genuine last resorts, fixing the underlying cause instead. - test_fafo_github: replace the two `token="example-value"` literals (flagged FIXME "test constant") with a `_stub_token()` factory, so no hardcoded credential literal sits in the call and S106 no longer fires. - test_fafo_token: rename the `expected_token` locals to `expected_value`, so the fake token is not assigned to a password-named variable and S105 no longer fires. - pyproject: drop the dead per-file-ignore for the nonexistent tests/integration/test_cli_workflows.py. The remaining subprocess ignores in git_donkey/fafo.py are retained: S404/S603 have no fix other than not using subprocess, which is required, and the calls are slug-validated with shell=False. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@Makefile`:
- Around line 14-18: Update the Pylint tool configuration in the Makefile to run
under CPython 3.13 instead of PyPy, specifically through PYLINT_PYTHON and the
PYLINT_PYPY command definition; preserve the existing shim revision and selected
Pylint invocation.
In `@pyproject.toml`:
- Around line 109-111: Update pyproject.toml lines 109-111 to remove the
test-file per-file-ignores, then fix affected tests or add only narrowly
justified inline suppressions. Also update pyproject.toml lines 144-148 to
remove ignore-one-line-docstrings and provide complete NumPy-style docstrings
for every public interface.
- Around line 36-37: Update the Pylint dependency specification in the project
dependencies to require version 4.0 or newer but below 5, then regenerate
uv.lock so its resolved metadata reflects the bounded constraint.
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| PYLINT_PYTHON ?= pypy | ||
| PYLINT_PYPY_SHIM_REF ?= 726d09f968b4d729ee4b29c71fc732e744854f3b | ||
| PYLINT_PYPY_SHIM = git+https://github.com/leynos/pylint-pypy-shim.git@$(PYLINT_PYPY_SHIM_REF) | ||
| PYLINT_PYPY = $(UV_ENV) uv tool run --python $(PYLINT_PYTHON) \ | ||
| --from '$(PYLINT_PYPY_SHIM)' pylint-pypy |
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The py-version setting in Pylint defines the minimum Python version for which the code should be checked [1]. When specified, Pylint will avoid suggesting features or identifying code patterns that are not supported in that version [2]. By default, it uses the version of the Python interpreter currently running Pylint [1][3]. Regarding PEP 695 (generic type parameter syntax), this feature was introduced in Python 3.12 [4][5]. Pylint supports this syntax, though users targeting versions lower than 3.12 in their configuration may receive a W2604 warning (using-generic-type-syntax-in-unsupported-version) when this syntax is detected [6]. Pylint and its underlying AST parser, astroid, have received multiple updates to correctly handle the scoping and analysis of PEP 695 type parameters [7][8][9]. Pylint cannot suppress a syntax-error (E0001) for an unparsable module [10][11][12]. Because Pylint relies on the Python built-in ast module to parse files before analysis, a syntax error prevents the module from being parsed entirely [13][11]. Consequently, because the module cannot be loaded, Pylint is unable to process or honor any suppression directives (such as # pylint: disable=syntax-error) within that file [10][12]. When such errors occur, all other diagnostic messages for that module become unavailable [11][14].
Citations:
- 1: https://pylint.pycqa.org/en/v2.13.9/technical%5Freference/features.html
- 2: Improve docs for
py-versionpylint-dev/pylint#5038 - 3: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23052637/specify-which-python-version-pylint-should-evaluate-for
- 4: https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.12.html
- 5: https://docs.python.org/release/3.12.1/library/typing.html
- 6: https://pylint.readthedocs.io/en/stable/user%5Fguide/messages/warning/using-generic-type-syntax-in-unsupported-version.html
- 7: Support PEP 695 type parameter scopes from astroid's TypeParamScope pylint-dev/pylint#11152
- 8: Fix used-before-assignment for PEP 695 type aliases + parameters pylint-dev/pylint#10488
- 9: Incorrect linting with type parameters PEP695 (generic) pylint-dev/pylint#9110
- 10: disable=syntax-error doesn't work pylint-dev/pylint#986
- 11: https://pylint.readthedocs.io/en/stable/user_guide/messages/error/syntax-error.html
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- 13: https://pylint.readthedocs.io/en/stable/user_guide/installation/command_line_installation.html
- 14: https://pylint.pycqa.org/en/stable/user_guide/messages/error/syntax-error.html
Run the built-in Pylint pass under CPython 3.13.
git_donkey/plonk_policy.py uses PEP 695 function type parameters. The PyPy 3.11 parser cannot parse this syntax. py-version = "3.11" does not change the parser version. With syntax-error disabled, the pass skips its selected built-in checks for this module. Run the pass with CPython 3.13, or restrict its targets to Python 3.11-compatible files.
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In `@Makefile` around lines 14 - 18, Update the Pylint tool configuration in the
Makefile to run under CPython 3.13 instead of PyPy, specifically through
PYLINT_PYTHON and the PYLINT_PYPY command definition; preserve the existing shim
revision and selected Pylint invocation.
Source: Coding guidelines
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In `@pyproject.toml` around lines 36 - 37, Update the Pylint dependency
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| [tool.ruff.lint.per-file-ignores] | ||
| "**/test_*.py" = ["S101", "PLR0913", "PLR2004", "PLR6301"] | ||
| "tests/steps/*.py" = ["S101", "PLR0913", "PLR2004"] | ||
| "tests/integration/test_cli_workflows.py" = ["PLR0914"] | ||
| "**/test_*.py" = ["assert", "too-many-arguments", "magic-value-comparison", "no-self-use"] | ||
| "tests/steps/*.py" = ["assert", "too-many-arguments", "magic-value-comparison"] |
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Remove the global Ruff exemptions.
Do not suppress rule classes for whole file groups or for all one-line docstrings. Apply narrowly justified inline suppressions only when no compliant implementation is practical.
pyproject.toml#L109-L111: remove the test-fileper-file-ignores; fix each test or add a narrow inline suppression with a justification.pyproject.toml#L144-L148: removeignore-one-line-docstrings; give every public interface a complete NumPy-style docstring.
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In `@pyproject.toml` around lines 109 - 111, Update pyproject.toml lines 109-111
to remove the test-file per-file-ignores, then fix affected tests or add only
narrowly justified inline suppressions. Also update pyproject.toml lines 144-148
to remove ignore-one-line-docstrings and provide complete NumPy-style docstrings
for every public interface.
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CI installs ty unpinned and now resolves 0.0.63, which reports two pre-existing type errors that ty 0.0.32 did not. - plonk_policy: `CompletionCandidate.marker` was declared as a mutable attribute, so the frozen `_PlonkCandidate` dataclass could not satisfy the protocol bound. The policy module only ever reads `.marker`, so declare it as a read-only property; that is the accurate contract and admits both frozen and mutable implementers. - typos_rollout: `all(isinstance(item, str) ...)` validates at runtime but does not narrow the element type, leaving `sorted(set(value))` operating on `object`. Extract the check into an `_is_string_list` TypeGuard so the narrowing to `list[str]` is visible to the type checker. The condition is logically identical by De Morgan and short-circuits the same way. Verified against both ty 0.0.32 and ty 0.0.63. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The `ruff` target verified that the `ruff` on PATH matched RUFF_VERSION and failed the build otherwise, so `make check-fmt`/`lint` broke whenever the ambient Ruff drifted from the pin, even though the pinned version was available. Dropping the pin to match PATH is not an option: this branch's config uses rule names in selectors, which Ruff 0.15.12 cannot parse. Invoke Ruff through `uv tool run ruff@$(RUFF_VERSION)` via a new RUFF variable, mirroring lading and the existing spelling-helper-test invocations. The pinned version is then used by construction, whatever is on PATH, so the version gate and its helper script are no longer needed. - Makefile: add RUFF; route fmt, check-fmt, lint, and spelling-helper-test through it; drop the `ruff` target and depend on `uv` instead. - Remove the now-unused scripts/check-ruff-version.sh. - docs/developers-guide.md: document the pinned-invocation approach. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The shared en-GB-oxendict dictionary dropped its blanket "`[^`\n]+`" ignore rule, which had exempted every inline code span, in favour of naming individual terms (it now ships "\brust-analyzer\b"). Regenerating typos.toml therefore made `make spelling` fail on documentation-style-guide.md, which cites `color` as its example of keeping US spelling for an external API name. Reverting the generated file does not help: generate_typos_config.py rewrites it from the cached upstream dictionary on every run. Adopt the refreshed policy and record the exception where repository-specific rules belong, in typos.local.toml, following the new upstream idiom of naming the specific term rather than exempting all code spans. - typos.local.toml: ignore the `color` code span, with the rationale. - typos.toml: regenerate, picking up the upstream ignore-rule change, twenty added words, and the removal of the "artifact" acceptances. `make spelling`, `make markdownlint`, and `make nixie` pass; no other inline code span relied on the withdrawn blanket rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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v0.2.0 adds a thirteenth checker, prefer-slots-for-dataclass (R9111), and renumbers prefer-type-statement to R9112. The renumbering is inert here because .pylintrc-df12.toml enables messages by symbol rather than by code. Track the v0.2.0 tag rather than its commit, as the tag is under our control. The package metadata still reports version 0.1.0 at that tag, so the requirement deliberately carries no version constraint; uv.lock therefore records version 0.1.0 against the v0.2.0 ref. Adopt generated slots on the sixteen dataclasses the new checker flagged, matching the frozen/slots convention the rest of the codebase already follows. Each was checked for the constructs slots breaks: none uses zero-argument super(), functools.cached_property, __dict__, or weakref, none is assigned undeclared attributes, and every monkeypatch target is a module rather than an instance of these classes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The Makefile called a bare `ty` and CI installed it unpinned, so local runs used 0.0.32 while CI resolved 0.0.63. Diagnostics differ between releases, and the gap let two genuine type errors reach CI while `make typecheck` passed locally. Pin TY_VERSION at 0.0.63 and invoke it as `uv tool run ty@$(TY_VERSION)` via a TY variable, mirroring the RUFF treatment: the pinned version is used whatever is on PATH. Drop ty from the TOOLS presence check and from the CI tool install loop, making TY_VERSION the sole ty version declaration, and generalise the developers' guide section from Ruff pinning to tool pinning. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewer feedback read the `uv run ambrleaks tests` step as invoking a tool that nothing installs. It is a console script entry point of df12-python-lints, which `make build` installs as a development dependency, so record that in the recipe to save the next reader the same detour. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Adds a second-tier Python lint layer modelled on lading, the df12-python-lints house-style checkers, and the
ambrleakssnapshot scanner, and tightens the Ruff configuration.Changes
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DOCrule group, and configure theDgroup for NumPy-convention docstrings.[tool.ruff.lint.pydoclint] ignore-one-line-docstrings = trueso the repository's single-line-docstring convention for simple/private helpers is preserved while multi-line docstrings still get signature checks.0.15.22across the Makefile, CI, and the dev dependency.Pylint (two passes)
[tool.pylint]inpyproject.toml, mirroring lading's approach..pylintrc-df12.toml) so the plugin can be imported and the project's Python 3.13 syntax parsed.linttarget, plusambrleaks tests.Fixes (underlying issues, no suppressions)
Returns/Raisessections and removed extraneousRaisesentries on multi-line docstrings; reworded a property docstring._GIT_DONKEY_PREFIXre-exports tofrom ... import ... as ...; removed redundant...from protocol stubs; applied implicit-booleaness simplifications.# noqasuppressions toruff:ignore[...]with reasons.assertacross the test suite.ambrleaksreports no leaks.Verification
make check-fmt,make lint,make typecheck, andmake testall pass (both Pylint passes rate 10.00/10; ambrleaks clean; 145 tests pass).References
Summary by Sourcery
Adopt a multi-layer Python linting and snapshot hygiene workflow while standardizing pinned developer tooling across local and CI environments.
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