This is causing wheel creation to fail on some of our more exotic build targets: 4159524132.
Let's figure out how to gate appropriately, but for now, reverting to get the release out.
Previously the rule documentation referenced configuration options
via full https:// URLs, which was bad for several reasons:
* changing the website would mean you'd have to change all URLs
* the links didn't work when building mkdocs locally
* the URLs showed up in the `ruff rule` output
* broken references weren't detected by our CI
This commit solves all of these problems by post-processing the
Markdown, recognizing sections such as:
## Options
* `flake8-tidy-imports.ban-relative-imports`
`cargo dev generate-all` will automatically linkify such references
and panic if the referenced option doesn't exist.
Note that the option can also be linked in the other Markdown sections
via e.g. [`flake8-tidy-imports.ban-relative-imports`] since
the post-processing code generates a CommonMark link definition.
Resolves#2766.
The motivating issue here is of the following form:
```py
try:
raise Exception("We want to hide this error message")
except Exception:
try:
raise Exception("We want to show this")
except Exception as exc:
raise exc from None
```
However, I think we should avoid this if _any_ cause is present, since causes require a named exception.
Closes#2814.
The synopsis is as follows.
List all top-level config keys:
$ ruff config
allowed-confusables
builtins
cache-dir
... etc.
List all config keys in a specific section:
$ ruff config mccabe
max-complexity
Describe a specific config option:
$ ruff config mccabe.max-complexity
The maximum McCabe complexity to allow before triggering `C901` errors.
Default value: 10
Type: int
Example usage:
```toml
# Flag errors (`C901`) whenever the complexity level exceeds 5.
max-complexity = 5
```
The new `ruff rule` output format introduced in
551b810aeb doesn't print Markdown but
rather some rich text with escape sequences for colors and links,
it's actually the "text" format that prints Markdown, so naming the new
format "markdown" is very confusing. This commit therefore renames it to
"pretty".
This isn't a breaking change since there hasn't been a release yet.
