--diff option
See original GitHub issueWe have black
checks in our CI to verify that any PRs/pushes are compliant. It would be nice to be able to include blacken-docs in these checks, but I don’t want the CI steps to modify any code. Having a --diff
option similar to black
would be a nice feature that would show in our CI what needs to change.
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Precommit hooks should do what we need. Closing this out.
If you’re looking for prior art, here’s how
tox-dev/tox
does this