Drop support for python 3.7.
This has led to small changes in formatting of output code, e.g. type of quotes in ambiguous cases
might have changed. Example:
'first part {}'"second part {}".format(one, two) used to result in " quotes,
and now results in ', as in f'first part {one}second part {two}'. I think it's a minor change
in the output. At the same time it's a huge simplification of the source code that should help
maintain and develop this project in the future.
[Contributed by Aarni Koskela] --transform-joins (-tj) will transform string join operations on static operands
to an f-string.
[Contributed by Aarni Koskela] Fix handling of escaped unicode characters (#55 and #104).
[Contributed by Aarni Koskela] Add flags to disable percent statement / .format statement transformations: --no-tp, --no-transform-percent and
--no-tf, --no-transform-format.
Added support to configuration via file.
For per-project configuration, use pyproject.toml file, [tool.flynt] section.
for global config, use ~/.config/flynt.toml file.
[Contributed by Ryan Barrett] Aggressive mode enables transforming expressions where same variable is used twice,
e.g. """a = '%(?)s %(?)s' % {'?': var}""" to """a = f'{var} {var}'"""
- added the changelog.
- added
-a / --aggressiveflag to enable risky (with behaviour potentially different from original) transformations. This currently includes "%5" % var -> f"{var:5}" transformation. Demo of unsafe behavior:
print( "|%5s|%5d|%5d|" % ('111', 999_999, 77) )
print( "|%5d|%5d|%5d|" % (111, 999_999, 77) )
print( "|{:5s}|{:5}|{:5}|".format('111', 999_999, 77) )
print( f"|{111:5}|{999_999:5}|{77:5}|" )
""" output:
| 111|999999| 77|
| 111|999999| 77|
|111 |999999| 77| << behavior differs when printing a string
| 111|999999| 77|
"""
-
%d format specifier is transformed only in
--aggressivemode, and will result in"%d" % var->f"{int(var)}". See #59. -
added short versions to other flags:
--line-length, -l
--transform-concats, -tc
--verbose, -v
--quiet, -q
--fail-on-change, -f