ruff

Migrating from Black and Flake8 to Ruff involves establishing a baseline Ruff configuration, selecting appropriate rule families, and replacing legacy tool integrations. This Skill automates configuration generation and maps existing lint rules to Ruff equivalents.

Configuring Ruff for a large Python monorepo requires tuning file discovery, enabling caching, and managing configuration inheritance. This Skill optimizes Ruff performance for monorepo-scale projects by adjusting these settings to ensure fast linting and formatting.

Integrating Ruff into pre-commit hooks and CI pipelines requires defining Ruff checks in your configuration files. This Skill sets up canonical Ruff configurations and integration patterns for local development, pre-commit, and CI environments.

You can apply safe autofixes with Ruff by isolating unsafe changes for separate review. This Skill enforces autofix safety by separating safe and unsafe fixes, ensuring automated code corrections do not introduce unexpected behavior.

Ruff formatting conflicts may arise from overlapping rule families or misconfigured formatter behavior. This Skill helps debug lint and format behavior by analyzing Ruff's configuration inheritance and rule selection strategies to resolve conflicts.

Selecting Ruff rule families requires evaluating your project's coding standards and compatibility needs. This Skill guides rule selection strategies and configuration management to tune Ruff for your specific Python code quality requirements.