Use black on the entire project
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Have black check the entire project instead of only the scraper/ directory. This will ensure that all Python code in this project is formatted consistently.
This ensures that the project passes the new test configuration.
IanLee1521
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Thanks again @mcdonnnj ! I think this was done this way from back in the day when I would have a local |
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This pull request just expands the scope of
blackchecking to cover the entire project. This ensures that any Python code in the project has the same formatting.