learnware-code-style

To automatically format Python code before committing, you run a pre-commit hook that applies style guidelines to changed files. This restyling ensures uniformity and compliance with coding standards before changes are committed to the repository.

Enforcing Python import ordering and class naming conventions is handled by automated tools like isort and Flake8. They restyle changed files to maintain proper import grouping and module naming consistency across the project.

Yes, this code formatting approach supports Black and Numpydoc style guides. It applies the Black formatter for code structure and Numpydoc style for docstring and comment formatting to ensure clean coding practices.

To maintain coding consistency in Learnware repositories, run a pre-commit check that restyles files going to be committed. This process applies predefined coding conventions to ensure uniformity and maintainability across the project.

If your Python pre-commit hook is not formatting changed files automatically, ensure the script is configured to target only staged files. This restyling process focuses specifically on files going to be committed to maintain consistency.