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Check for FIXME, TODO and other temporary developer notes.
This module provides a plugin for flake8
, the Python code checker.
This module was inspired by flake8-todo
Install with pip:
pip install flake8-fixme
The plugin officially supports Python >= 3.6
and flake8 >= 3.7
.
You may find other Python 3 versions work as well.
The plugin finds temporary comments you may not want to commit:
def my_function():
# FIXME actual implementation here!
pass
./my_file.py:2:7: T100 Fixme found (FIXME)
Each word has a seperate warning so you can adjust your workflow. We like to allow committing TODO
s, but deny committing FIXME
s.
Upgrading to flake8-fixme
from flake8-todo
has the following breaking changes:
T100
: line contains FIXME
T101
: line contains TODO
T102
: line contains XXX
2.7
FAQs
Check for FIXME, TODO and other temporary developer notes. Plugin for flake8.
We found that flake8-fixme demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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