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Python: Format with black and switch superlint #5513
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@ford-at-aws , you're more experienced with this formatter, so I'll defer to your approval. My only suggestion is a sanity check to ensure the tests in the folder pass before and after. |
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lgtm, sanity check passed
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The change itself looks great; however, talked w/ team and we need to NOT merge this until linting fixes have been validated.
@ford-at-aws Looks like it works - super lint logs that it ran black on all the files! |
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This pull request reformats Python examples with black, and enables the Black in super lint. It's FYI for @rlhagerm and @ford-at-aws.
Part of #5510
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