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I just stumbled upon an issue where pydocstyle doesn't recognize wrongly formatted DocStrings. Here is an example:
def test_query(self) -> None:
"""
this is a wrongly formatted docstring
"""
I was pretty sure that this once worked, so I tried out some older versions of pydocstyle. With version 6.1.1 I get the notifications I was expecting, f.e. "DocString is over-intended" and "First line should end with a period, ...".
I also tested versions 6.2.0 and 6.2.3 where I am missing those notifications.
Is this a bug or did something change so that these are not shown anymore?
Thanks for your answer!
Dennis
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Hey there,
I just stumbled upon an issue where pydocstyle doesn't recognize wrongly formatted DocStrings. Here is an example:
I was pretty sure that this once worked, so I tried out some older versions of pydocstyle. With version 6.1.1 I get the notifications I was expecting, f.e. "DocString is over-intended" and "First line should end with a period, ...".
I also tested versions 6.2.0 and 6.2.3 where I am missing those notifications.
Is this a bug or did something change so that these are not shown anymore?
Thanks for your answer!
Dennis
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: