Fix python-braces format #8
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Python str.format() is marked as `#, python-brace-format` in *.po (portable object) files.
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Thanks, I'll shorten the function names in tests to make pylint happy. |
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Cool, thx! Let me know when you release 3.0! Looking forward to it. That way we can finally put our other spell checking script to rest. |
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For release 3.0, I'll wait a bit, I prefer something tested and stable. What's the problem with pyenchant? The 2.0.0 version was released on Dec 2017, but yes, weird the site gives a 404 error. |
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The maintainer discontinued the project :/ What tests are missing? I'm happy to write a couple if you point me towards the right direction. |
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By "tests" I don't mean automatic tests (like unit tests), but manual testing of the devel version. More generally I don't like releasing a software immediately after fixing bugs or adding new features, I prefer waiting a bit to check if everything works well, then I make the release. For pyenchant we could maybe wait to see if someone will continue the project before changing anything in msgcheck. |
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Ok, @flashcode I will upgrade our test suites to use the current HEAD. Regarding pyenchant, it isn't hard dependency right? I saw some try, except block around the import. I would probably drop it from the requirements, so it isn't installed by default. I have a college that already has problems with pyenchant, since enchant 2 is not supported. |
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str.format()is marked as#, python-brace-formatin *.po(portable object) files.