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# Conflicts: # telegram/chat.py # telegram/chatmember.py # telegram/dice.py # telegram/files/sticker.py # telegram/messageentity.py # telegram/poll.py
# Conflicts: # examples/timerbot.py # telegram/chat.py # telegram/chatmember.py # telegram/dice.py # telegram/ext/basepersistence.py # telegram/ext/conversationhandler.py # telegram/files/sticker.py # telegram/message.py # telegram/messageentity.py # telegram/poll.py
# Conflicts: # telegram/user.py # tests/test_conversationhandler.py
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We recently switched to Black formatting to increase code quality and I thought it would be good to also tighten the other precommit hooks. This PR
TBH the result turned out to be not as great as I had hoped :D Most of the pylint complains that arose I simply disabled either on that very line, some on module level and a bunch globally. I did some improvements like
elifsafterreturnsIMO this PR still helps improve code quality as it
# pylint: disable=comments. Currently you just don't know that there are warnings.But of course the benefit is not arbitrarily high, so I'd be okay with closing if the the other devs don't see the value of this PR :)