By default this package does not work on Windows. It doesn't fill the docstring, instead it destroys the docstring, because there are no python3 executable on Windows.
My simple fix is: use py -3 instead of python3 on Windows, which is the correct way as introduced in the official documentation.
Moreover, if the user have no Python installed, python-docstring-fill destroys the docstring, too. This is very rare as the user is already editing some Python files.
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9 months ago
By default this package does not work on Windows. It doesn't fill the docstring, instead it destroys the docstring, because there are no
python3executable on Windows.My simple fix is: use
py -3instead ofpython3on Windows, which is the correct way as introduced in the official documentation.Moreover, if the user have no Python installed,
python-docstring-filldestroys the docstring, too. This is very rare as the user is already editing some Python files.