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Resolve pylint line-too-long messages in randprocs #681
Resolve pylint line-too-long messages in randprocs #681
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Thank you for taking care of this! I left some small comments in the diff, let's continue the discussion there :)
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Some docstrings have long lines. Enabled pylint's line-too-long warning and fixed the resulting warnings. Signed-off-by: Nirmal Patel <[email protected]>
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Thanks!
In a Nutshell
This PR fixes line-too-long pylint warnings messages in probnum.randprocs
Detailed Description
Some docstrings in probnum.randprocs have long lines. Enabled pylint's line-too-long warning and fixed the resulting warnings. This message was not entirely fixed in doc strings of IntegratedOrnsteinUhlenbeckProcess and IntegratedWienerProcess. This is because these doc strings have an example section. If any linebreak is added to break the lines, the resulting documentation has the same linebreaks.
Related Issues
Closes #668