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Currently, our Pylint GitHub Actions workflow enforces a strict 100% pass score, which can be overly restrictive and may prevent code contributions that are otherwise acceptable. This issue is raised to improve the Pylint GitHub Actions configuration by allowing a 70% pass score, providing a more reasonable threshold for code quality checks. 🛠️
Details:
Current GitHub Actions Configuration: [Link to Current Workflow Configuration]
Proposed Enhancement:
Adjust Pylint Pass Score: Modify the GitHub Actions workflow configuration to allow a 70% pass score for Pylint checks instead of the current 100%. This change will provide flexibility for code contributions while still maintaining code quality standards. 📊
Expected Benefits:
Code contributions that meet a 70% Pylint pass score will be accepted, promoting a more inclusive development environment. 🙌
Developers will have room to improve code quality while avoiding strict rejections based solely on Pylint scores. 📈
Proposed Steps:
Review the existing GitHub Actions configuration for Pylint. 🕵️♂️
Modify the configuration to set the Pylint pass score threshold to 70%. 🔄
Test the updated configuration to ensure that it accurately reflects the desired behavior. ✔️
Update documentation or guidelines to inform contributors about the new Pylint pass score requirement. 📖
Additional Information:
Setting a 70% pass score allows us to strike a balance between code quality and collaboration, fostering a more inclusive development process. 🤝
Contributors will still be encouraged to improve code quality, but this change acknowledges that perfection may not always be attainable or necessary for all code contributions. 🚀
Note: Please ensure that this issue is discussed and aligned with the project's coding standards and quality goals. Additionally, consider using code reviews and other quality assurance measures in conjunction with Pylint to maintain code quality. 🧐
espin086
commented
9 months ago
Currently, our Pylint GitHub Actions workflow enforces a strict 100% pass score, which can be overly restrictive and may prevent code contributions that are otherwise acceptable. This issue is raised to improve the Pylint GitHub Actions configuration by allowing a 70% pass score, providing a more reasonable threshold for code quality checks. 🛠️
Details:
Current GitHub Actions Configuration: [Link to Current Workflow Configuration]
Proposed Enhancement:
Adjust Pylint Pass Score: Modify the GitHub Actions workflow configuration to allow a 70% pass score for Pylint checks instead of the current 100%. This change will provide flexibility for code contributions while still maintaining code quality standards. 📊 Expected Benefits:
Code contributions that meet a 70% Pylint pass score will be accepted, promoting a more inclusive development environment. 🙌
Developers will have room to improve code quality while avoiding strict rejections based solely on Pylint scores. 📈
Proposed Steps:
Additional Information:
Note: Please ensure that this issue is discussed and aligned with the project's coding standards and quality goals. Additionally, consider using code reviews and other quality assurance measures in conjunction with Pylint to maintain code quality. 🧐