Closed SachiaLanlus closed 4 months ago
you're using an outdated version
you're using an outdated version
I don't think so. I mean the target env is Python 3.8. So the quote sign in f-string should not be the same as the outer. But the env which I execute pre-commit is Python 3.12. The only way to let it respect Python 3.8 standard is to set the default_language_version. I just wonder if there is a argument or flag to indicate the target version of this single rule.
show your configuration then
show your configuration then
I will paste the config when I back to work tmr.
looks like you are right. update to the latest version fix the issue. thank you
try that before reporting an issue next time
Thank you for this great project. It saves me so much time for chore stuff. However there is a thing about
double-string-fixer
annoying me these days. My team's dev env is set to be Python 3.8. But my dev env is Python 3.12 for some script to run. But if I trigger a pre-commit. It will change the quote sign in nested f-string for me. Which is not allowed in the Python 3.8. Is there any method to skip this check inside f-string or to specifypython-version
in argument?I think this issue is related to https://github.com/pre-commit/pre-commit-hooks/issues/971 and https://github.com/pre-commit/pre-commit-hooks/pull/973