Ok. Made those changes. I tested it with the script (https://gist.github.com/dherrada/7843986c4890602bc13fffb53e5f82ff) I'm using to test just this method since update_cp_org_libraries takes ages to run.

I tested it with the script (https://gist.github.com/dherrada/7843986c4890602bc13fffb53e5f82ff) I'm using to test just this method since update_cp_org_libraries takes ages to run.

You can also run python -m adabot.circuitpython_libraries -v "validator_function, ..."; that's what I usually do when testing. The downside is that this method runs all of the reports, so it also takes some time to finish. (I would love to have another command arg to control this...but that would be a major refactor.)

Also, to get this to run on adafruit/circuitpython-org, the adabot submodule there will need to be updated. However, I think the submodule there is out-of-sync with the main branch here. Rebasing might be the way to go, but it will likely be messy and headache inducing.

However, I think the submodule there is out-of-sync with the main branch here. Rebasing might be the way to go, but it will likely be messy and headache inducing.

Checking the diff, it looks like the submodule is actually fine. Since I'm already there, I'll go ahead and submit a PR to circuitpython-org to update the submodule.