derivepassphrase.git

@@ -26,39 +26,41 @@ classifiers = [

     "Programming Language :: Python :: Implementation :: PyPy",

 ]

 dependencies = [

-  # We use click for the command-line interface.  We require version 8.1.0

-  # or higher due to click issue #1985.

+    # We use click for the command-line interface.  We require version

+    # 8.1.0 or higher due to click issue #1985.

     "click >= 8.1",

-  # We include type annotations, and use facilities that are not readily

-  # available in older Pythons (such as typing.Self).  These are loaded from

-  # typing_extensions, instead of using explicit version guards.

+    # We include type annotations, and use facilities that are not

+    # readily available in older Pythons (such as typing.Self).  These

+    # are loaded from typing_extensions, instead of using explicit

+    # version guards.

     "typing_extensions",

-  # We read configuration files in JSON and TOML format.  The latter is

-  # unavailable in the Python standard library until Python 3.11.

+    # We read configuration files in JSON and TOML format.  The latter

+    # is unavailable in the Python standard library until Python 3.11.

     'tomli; python_version < "3.11"'

 ]

 dynamic = ['version']

 [project.optional-dependencies]

 dev = [

-  # Development uses the hatch build system, to isolate all tools in their

-  # own virtual environment...

+    # Development uses the hatch build system, to isolate all tools in

+    # their own virtual environment...

     "hatch ~= 1.10",

-  # ...but it is still sensible to have most static analysis tools available

-  # in the main virtual environment as well, so that your editor/IDE setup

-  # can access them as well.

+    # ...but it is still sensible to have most static analysis tools

+    # available in the main virtual environment as well, so that your

+    # editor/IDE setup can access them as well.

     "mypy ~= 1.0",

     "ruff ~= 0.9.0",

-  # Test dependencies should be installed as well, to have static analysis

-  # in the test suite working too.

+    # Test dependencies should be installed as well, to have static

+    # analysis in the test suite working too.  `packaging` is needed

+    # because the test suite compares version numbers.

     "hypothesis >= 6.0",

-  "packaging",  # The test suite compares version numbers.

+    "packaging",

     "pytest ~= 8.1",

 ]

 export = [

-  # The vault configuration exporter relies on cryptography.  Version 38 was

-  # the first to include the `algorithms.AES256` interface, instead of only

-  # the `algorithms.AES` interface.

+    # The vault configuration exporter relies on cryptography.

+    # Version 38 was the first to include the `algorithms.AES256`

+    # interface, instead of only the `algorithms.AES` interface.

     "cryptography >= 38.0.0",

 ]

@@ -125,12 +127,12 @@ extra-dependencies = [

     # Our documentation uses formatted function signatures (i.e. with

     # formatted type annotations), which requires `black`.

     "black",

-  # We actually use functionality from MkDocs 1.6, so ensure the version is

-  # at least this high.

+    # We actually use functionality from MkDocs 1.6, so ensure the

+    # version is at least this high.

     "mkdocs >= 1.6",

     # Our changelog is assembled from singular entries, orchestrated by

     # `scriv`.

-  "scriv >= 1.4"

+    "scriv >= 1.4",

 ]

 detached = false

@@ -273,21 +275,22 @@ select = [

     'T20',

 ]

 "**/tests/**/*" = [

-  # Suggested by hatch, assumingly because it may be important to verify

-  # that the value is exactly the empty string, and not just any falsy

-  # value.

+    # Suggested by hatch, assumingly because it may be important to

+    # verify that the value is exactly the empty string, and not just

+    # any falsy value.

     'PLC1901',

-  # Suggested by hatch, assumingly because tests may use "magic values".

+    # Suggested by hatch, assumingly because tests may use "magic

+    # values".

     'PLR2004',

-  # Suggested by hatch, because tests are typically organized as classes

-  # and instance methods but may not really be using the `self`

-  # argument.

+    # Suggested by hatch, because tests are typically organized as

+    # classes and instance methods but may not really be using the

+    # `self` argument.

     'PLR6301',

-  # Suggested by hatch, because these warnings may be precisely what the

-  # tests are supposed to test.

+    # Suggested by hatch, because these warnings may be precisely what

+    # the tests are supposed to test.

     'S',

-  # Suggested by hatch, because pytest-style tests conventionally import

-  # code from each other via relative imports.

+    # Suggested by hatch, because pytest-style tests conventionally

+    # import code from each other via relative imports.

     'TID252',

     # Our tests regularly use arguments named `input` to store an input

     # (text-/byte-)string.

@@ -307,18 +310,18 @@ select = [

     # really apply here.

     'PLR0904', 'PLR0911', 'PLR0912', 'PLR0913', 'PLR0914', 'PLR0915',

     'PLR0916', 'PLR0917',

-  # To fully test the `derivepassphrase.cli` module (and a couple other

-  # things), we need to call and to mock several internal functions,

-  # which would automatically trigger `SLF001`.

+    # To fully test the `derivepassphrase.cli` module (and a couple

+    # other things), we need to call and to mock several internal

+    # functions, which would automatically trigger `SLF001`.

     'SLF001',

-  # pytest does not support sensible introspection of `assert all(...)`

-  # expressions in tests the same way it supports introspection in

-  # `asssert all([...])`.  So the extra list comprehension actually

-  # improves debuggability in this case.

+    # pytest does not support sensible introspection of

+    # `assert all(...)` expressions in tests the same way it supports

+    # introspection in `asssert all([...])`.  So the extra list

+    # comprehension actually improves debuggability in this case.

     'C419',

     # The tests sometimes include long strings (in non-Python formats)

-  # that should be included verbatim, without artificial line breaking,

-  # so they can be grepped for.

+    # that should be included verbatim, without artificial line

+    # breaking, so they can be grepped for.

     'E501',

 ]