Lint, format, and fix Python codebases with ruff and pyproject.toml configuration.
npx skills add https://github.com/gmolveau/dotfiles --skill ruff-gmolveau
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ruff Source: https://github.com/gmolveau/dotfiles/tree/main/.ia/skills/ruff Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gmolveau/dotfiles --skill ruff-gmolveau
This Skill addresses the need for efficient and rapid code quality checks and style enforcement in Python projects, streamlining development workflows.
Use the ruff skill to check and fix all Python files in the current directory for linting issues.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Python linting with this Skill identifies code style violations, potential bugs, and anti-patterns using the ruff tool. It helps enforce code quality standards and streamline development workflows by reporting issues across your Python files.
Yes, Python linting integrates directly with pyproject.toml for configuration. This allows you to define rule selections, ignore specific errors, and manage formatting settings centrally within your project configuration file.
To ignore specific Python linting errors, you can use various command-line options supported by the ruff tool. This allows you to bypass specific rules or exclude certain files from code quality checks during your development workflow.
The best way to enforce consistent Python formatting is using this Skill to automatically reformat your code. It rapidly checks code quality and applies a consistent style guide across all files in your directory.
Yes, this Python linting tool supports various command-line options for rule selection and ignoring specific errors. You can customize which code quality checks are active and exclude certain violations as needed.
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