In the code there's an automatic error if if not path.endswith(".py") but python executables usually lack the file extension.
What you expected to happen
Scan the python file.
How to reproduce (as minimally and precisely as possible)
Make a python file with a #! line, but no .py in the filename.
Anthing else we need to know?
As an example, we're trying to use interrogate with a project that has a couple of python scripts within the repo in a bin directory, and none of them end in .py.
❯ interrogate bin/postgres-ready
E: Invalid file '[...]/bin/postgres-ready'. Unable interrogate non-Python files.
❯ identify-cli bin/postgres-ready # from pre-commit
["executable", "file", "python", "text"]
❯ file bin/postgres-ready
bin/postgres-ready: Python script text executable, ASCII text
❯ head -1 bin/postgres-ready
#!/usr/bin/env python
Description of the bug
In the code there's an automatic error if
if not path.endswith(".py")but python executables usually lack the file extension.What you expected to happen
Scan the python file.
How to reproduce (as minimally and precisely as possible)
Make a python file with a #! line, but no .py in the filename.
Anthing else we need to know?
As an example, we're trying to use interrogate with a project that has a couple of python scripts within the repo in a bin directory, and none of them end in .py.