🌟 Summary
Integrate Ruff into the development workflow to enforce code style and catch common errors.
🧩 Problem or Motivation
The codebase currently lacks an automated tool for ensuring code quality and consistency. This can lead to stylistic inconsistencies and potential bugs.
🧰 Proposed Solution
- Add
Ruff to the project's development dependencies in pyproject.toml.
- Create a
ruff.toml or pyproject.toml configuration file with sensible defaults, based on PEP 8.
- Add a script to
pyproject.toml to run the linter (e.g., uv run lint).
- Integrate the linter into the CI/CD pipeline (
.github/workflows/python-app.yml) to run on every push and pull request.
- Run an initial pass of the linter over the existing codebase and fix any reported issues.
📦 Technical Considerations
🧠 Alternatives
We could use other linters like flake8 or pylint, but Ruff is known for its speed and ease of configuration.
🧾 Additional Context
This will improve code quality and make the project easier to maintain.
🌟 Summary
Integrate
Ruffinto the development workflow to enforce code style and catch common errors.🧩 Problem or Motivation
The codebase currently lacks an automated tool for ensuring code quality and consistency. This can lead to stylistic inconsistencies and potential bugs.
🧰 Proposed Solution
Ruffto the project's development dependencies inpyproject.toml.ruff.tomlorpyproject.tomlconfiguration file with sensible defaults, based on PEP 8.pyproject.tomlto run the linter (e.g.,uv run lint)..github/workflows/python-app.yml) to run on every push and pull request.📦 Technical Considerations
🧠 Alternatives
We could use other linters like
flake8orpylint, butRuffis known for its speed and ease of configuration.🧾 Additional Context
This will improve code quality and make the project easier to maintain.