Enforce Python coding conventions using ruff, type hints, pathlib, and defusedxml.
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The repository contains Python usage that is inconsistent and hard to maintain. This Skill defines and enforces the project's Python conventions, including formatting, typing discipline, and safe XML handling, to reduce bugs and improve readability.
Run a quick check on a new or modified Python module to validate adherence to the repo's conventions.
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To enforce Python coding conventions, apply ruff-based linting and formatting rules to all Python sources, ensuring strict style adherence and full type hints across the codebase to catch errors early and improve readability.
The best way to replace os.path is to enforce pathlib usage for safe file handling, promoting modern path manipulation practices over legacy os.path calls to maintain a consistent Python codebase.
Defusedxml protects against vulnerabilities by enforcing safe XML handling when parsing untrusted XML, mitigating external entity attacks and other security risks within your Python scripts.
Yes, you can validate Python scripts in a sandbox runtime by applying these convention rules to Python files under sandbox runtime usage and specific script directories to ensure adherence.
To check a modified Python module for repository convention compliance, run a quick validation on the file to ensure it meets formatting, typing, and safe XML handling requirements.
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