3:30 There is something for strings: `--skip-string-normalization`. I know this from many projects and then quotes are not changed. This is very useful.
5:22 It didn't change the quotes inside because that would change the actual variable: A string that contains " is different for a string that contains '.
Font is Fira Code Nerd Font (saw your other comment but can't find it again). I use Windows Terminal and WSL, so you can just use that like you would Linux. All the looks are explained here: th-cam.com/video/4RuGK3w6Mbs/w-d-xo.html 😄
@@Carberra thanks. i found your other video about your setup, so it cleared up the font question. really appreciate your content man, looking forward to more vids! (preferably code tutorials and technical things!!)
Finally I won’t be hated by everyone I work with
You won't be regardless
Glad I could be of service lmao.
3:30 There is something for strings: `--skip-string-normalization`. I know this from many projects and then quotes are not changed. This is very useful.
Ah okay. For those interested, that could also be put in a pyproject.toml file to save having to use the CLI flag each time.
5:22 It didn't change the quotes inside because that would change the actual variable: A string that contains " is different for a string that contains '.
that is so useful, please also make a video on automatic formatting using black by pressing alt + shift + F.
Already have! th-cam.com/video/QU3lxjJ0Kbo/w-d-xo.html
Short and informative, thanks :)
88 is because that’s the speed to go back in time.
I was thinking it could be a movie reference lol
and how did you get the zsh terminal (and that nice looking terminal) for windows?
Font is Fira Code Nerd Font (saw your other comment but can't find it again). I use Windows Terminal and WSL, so you can just use that like you would Linux. All the looks are explained here: th-cam.com/video/4RuGK3w6Mbs/w-d-xo.html 😄
@@Carberra thanks. i found your other video about your setup, so it cleared up the font question. really appreciate your content man, looking forward to more vids! (preferably code tutorials and technical things!!)
which VS code themes that you use?
Ayu Mirage Bordered. There's a video on the channel about it which you might be interested in.
The text is clear and readable 👌
Amazing -- I'll try and remember this scale factor in future (:
@@Carberra 👌 thanks man
88 Characters, maybe they were fans of "Kill Bill", and a crazy 88.
I use Pycharm, and "black" doesn't work on my laptop. Is there anyone who can help me?
when i do this, and then save it it reverts back to the previous formatting. how could i prevent this.
You've probably got some setting enabled in your editor. Head into the settings and search for anything formatting related.
Thanks
how can I configure Black on VS 2022 (no Code)?
Not sure, the two work completely differently, despite the name. It'd still work in a terminal, but I can't help you with VS config, soz.
@@Carberra thanks anyway!!
black . results in Access denied win error5
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