tests: python: add ruff #55
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When looking at 'ynl', 'ruff' found out at least one interesting error: one variable was used but not defined. It looks then interesting to add it. Its usage is very similar to pylint. Some says it can also be used instead of pylint, but I'm not experienced enough to judge. Note that by default, ruff will only check for "interesting" errors. Signed-off-by: Matthieu Baerts (NGI0) <[email protected]>
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Thanks!! I will try not to forget to re-deploy on the weekend :) |
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When looking at 'ynl', 'ruff' found out at least one interesting error: one variable was used but not defined.
It looks then interesting to add it. Its usage is very similar to pylint. Some says it can also be used instead of pylint, but I'm not experienced enough to judge.
Note that by default, ruff will only check for "interesting" errors.