I noticed that some parts of the code don't pass your linter checks. This is common for projects with only one main developer where you sometimes push directly instead of opening a PR. I suggest to use pre-commit, which checks that all linters pass before committing. It also takes care dev dependency installation in a venv (so you can remove dev dependencies from requirements.txt.
I noticed that some parts of the code don't pass your linter checks. This is common for projects with only one main developer where you sometimes push directly instead of opening a PR. I suggest to use pre-commit, which checks that all linters pass before committing. It also takes care dev dependency installation in a venv (so you can remove dev dependencies from
requirements.txt.