Sourcery uses spaces even when code uses tabs.

[MinekPo1]

In the following code:

def very_long_function_name_to_force_sourcery_to_split_the_expression_into_multiple_lines():
    return True

def test():
    l = []
    for i in range(20):
        l.append(very_long_function_name_to_force_sourcery_to_split_the_expression_into_multiple_lines())

Sourcery suggests a refactoring. However when it is accepted:

def very_long_function_name_to_force_sourcery_to_split_the_expression_into_multiple_lines():
    return True

def test():
    l = [
        very_long_function_name_to_force_sourcery_to_split_the_expression_into_multiple_lines(
        ) for _ in range(20)
    ]

Running it will cause a syntax error for mixing spaces and tabs. Its not clear here, so I will post screenshots from my editor:

I understand that I am in the minority of python users using tabs and that it is against PEP-8, however I think that code produced by Sourcery should not produce errors.

Sourcery Version

Can't find it for some reason

Code editor or IDE name and version

VSCode v1.69.0

OS name and version

Windows 10.0.19044 (sadly)

[brendanator]

Thanks for reporting this @MinekPo1. I have found a fix which will be in the next release

[Hellebore]

Resolved with new release.