Default line width does not match checker's defaults

[rafalcieslak]

pycheckers uses the default max-line-width of 80 - which is different to flake8 default (79), PEP8 recommendation (79) and pylint default (also 79).

This discrepancy means that if I use pycheckers on a project that does not customize this value in .pycheckers file, and there are 80 characters in some lines, then

• running any checker (e.g. flake8) from command-line correctly reports line-too-long errors
• pycheckers does not report any errors

Of course I can circumvent this by setting the line width limit to 79 in the .pycheckers configuration, but I suppose a wrapper around other checkers should not introduce any code style bias by using different defaults than the checkers it wraps.

[msherry]

Thanks for reporting! That's fair -- I've deliberately made pycheckers opinionated in some areas, but it doesn't make sense to be opinionated for a small thing like this. If you want, I'll review and accept a patch modifying this behavior, or I can try to get to it in my spare time.