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ISSUES:
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- Some auto-corrected code (when line is too long) may still be over-indented.
It can be manually chaged and it will be left alone, or is it acceptable as
I am not sure how strict your rule is for under-indented lines for which
context. If you want this only indented 4 spaces, I can work on it some more.
[Also @ ~line:385 in new file]
For example, __init__.py:382
OLD:
def __contains__(self, key):
return any((key == vm or key == vm.qid or key == vm.name) for vm in self)
NEW:
def __contains__(self, key):
return any((key == vm or key == vm.qid or key == vm.name)
for vm in self)
- will not detect if there are more than 2 spaces between function methods
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FIXED:
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- Now uses the most horizontial space and does not use excessive lines when
splitting a line
- __init__:489
- '#' comments being indented for some lines and not others; would like no indent
- Only happens if line preceeding comment ends in a ':'
E128 - Fix visual indentation
E128 - Fix a badly indented line [Now allows under-indented lines]
E309 - Add missing blank line (after class declaration) [No longer adds it]
E303 - Remove extra blank lines [Now allows 2 blank lines between function defs]
[TODO: Create definition to enforce this]
Conflicts:
qubes/__init__.py
Methods returning lxml.etree.Elements are called xml_ or lvxml_, meant for
qubes.xml or libvirt respectively.
Acknowledgement:
This commit is a result of core3 review by Marek.
Automatic acquiring default*_netvm, default_template and {clock,update}vm is no
more. This will be moved to firstboot. Advanced users (those, who elect not to
autoconfig their initial VMs) will have to deal with that.
Acknowledgement:
This commit is a result of core3 review by Marek.
