ruff (https://github.com/charliermarsh/ruff) is a new and extremely fast
Python linter, written in Rust.
Ruff can be used to replace Flake8 (plus a variety of plugins), isort,
pydocstyle, yesqa, eradicate, pyupgrade, and autoflake.
Here ruff is added to our current linters (flake8, flake8-bugbear and isort)
while we assess its reliability.
I've not enabled the isort rules because many of the options we use are not
implemented yet. I have instead enabled the pyupgrade rules (a tool which I
run manually every few months).
Also:
- Fix new linting errors reported by ruff.
- Update links
- Replace disappeared "Try Git" tutorial with Software Carpentry's one
- Include Python style guidelines and testing instructions from the Hub
- Copy over the training material style CSS template and add to it only what is needed.
- Cleanup style and layout handling in architecture slides markdown.
- Update generated images for white background.
- Small updates in content to architecture for recent changes (and CONTRIBUTING.md linked to from slides).
on how reversions are to be handled. This is in response to the events
transpiring in #433 and #449.
Additionally this PR corrects the misspelling of the pluralization of
the word veto.
This is a direct follow up, per procedures with a single squashed commit, of #450.
- State and clarfiy my (@jmchilton's) understanding of existing informal pull request policies.
- Add a list of committers who should have "commit" access to the repository according to my understanding of the team meeting held on 5/28/2015.
- Add language describing how the Galaxy project might manage commit access and project governance going forward in accordance with my understanding of the team meeting discussion.
This fills in a lot of gaps left by informal policies and informal discussions and I am eager to see much discussion on each of these topics. Much of the language and structure is borrowed with heavy modification from the Django and Apache variants of these documents.
Also - congrats to @nsoranzo, @erasche, and @bgruening who the team unanimously voted to grant commit access to.
Nicola Soranzo