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Multiline format statements not converted
See original GitHub issueHi, another one for you. This format statement is not processed (ignored):
print("Finished: min time: {}, max_time: {}, ave time: {}".format(
min_time,
max_time,
ave_time
))
It would be an obvious candidate for f-strification.
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- Created 4 years ago
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fixed. Starting with 0.18, default is: multiline statements resulting in a line shorter than 80 characters are transformed. To change this limit, use flag
flynt --line_length LINE_LENGTH, e.g. set it to 1000 to convert all reasonably applicable lines.Add
--no_multilineflag to convert single lines only.I will reopen this to keep track of this feature