Fix quality

[tkkuehn]

Proposed changes

Get all our quality checkers passing.

I couldn't get pylint to work properly in pre-commit, but it passes on my machine too.

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[kaitj]

Will take a closer look later this morning, but I think it's failing because of the two errors being thrown in the pylint on actions. We could either:

1. Have it always return non-zero exit code (I don't love this idea)
2. Or add an ignore for those errors for those classes / functions (I think I would lean towards this).

[tkkuehn]

Will take a closer look later this morning, but I think it's failing because of the two errors being thrown in the pylint on actions.

I think the pylint_flask_sqlalchemy dependency I added should fix this (at least it does on my machine). However, it clearly doesn't on the GH action, either because it's malfunctioning or the config in the pyproject.toml isn't being used for pylint. In any case, just adding the ignores inline is probably easiest.

[kaitj]

Will take a closer look later this morning, but I think it's failing because of the two errors being thrown in the pylint on actions.

I think the pylint_flask_sqlalchemy dependency I added should fix this (at least it does on my machine). However, it clearly doesn't on the GH action, either because it's malfunctioning or the config in the pyproject.toml isn't being used for pylint. In any case, just adding the ignores inline is probably easiest.

Hmm okay, I'll play around with it a little more this morning and see if I can get that part working then.