use uv and ruff for dev tooling + add vscode settings and recommended extensions#184
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uv and ruff for dev tooling + add vscode settings and recommended extensions
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| from shlex import quote, split | ||
| from types import MethodType, UnionType | ||
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unused import; I assume this is safe to remove
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…-parser into utkashd/astralize
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This looks great, thank you so much @utkashd! --JK |
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Hello, I noticed this repo's tooling is a bit dated, so I created this PR to modernize the dev tooling.
uvfor dependency managementrufffor linting and formattingCallouts:
pyproject.tomlI setexclude-newer = "7 days"to lessen supply chain risk.vscode/. That seems odd, but maybe there's a good reason. If so, I'll remove the vscode changespyproject.toml,.vscode/, and the READMEHow to validate: