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For future reference, the current "black --version" output for the black formatter used here was:

python -m black, 25.1.0 (compiled: yes)
Python (CPython) 3.12.4

For future reference, the current "black --version" output for the
black formatter used here was:

python -m black, 25.1.0 (compiled: yes)
Python (CPython) 3.12.4
@d-w-moore d-w-moore force-pushed the black_fmt_for_3.1.1_release branch from 340d9cb to d4fa56c Compare June 7, 2025 20:15
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Looks good.

Pound it.

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Maybe run this again to make sure other changes which have since been merged are formatted.

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Maybe run this again to make sure other changes which have since been merged are formatted.

Just ran it on tip of main, and the changes were not significant. Mostly line-length dependent whitespace changes, which are editorial at best.

But we'll certainly do this as part of v3.2.0

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