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quivr/columns.py

@@ -245,7 +245,7 @@ def __get__(self, obj: Optional[tables.Table], objtype: type) -> Union[Self, T]:
         # We don't validate the subtable. If the parent table were validated,
         # then the subtable would have been validated as part of that process.
         # If the parent table is intentionally not validated, then we don't
-        # want to validate the subtable either as it will throw an error 
+        # want to validate the subtable either as it will throw an error
         # when accessing the subtable as a column (e.g. during concatenation).
         return self.table_type.from_pyarrow(subtable, permit_nulls=self.nullable, validate=False)
 

test/test_concat.py

@@ -71,13 +71,18 @@ def test_concatenate_no_validate():
 
     class OtherTable(qv.Table):
         y = qv.Int64Column(validator=qv.le(0))
+
     class ValidationTable(qv.Table):
         x = qv.Int64Column(validator=qv.ge(0))
         subtable = OtherTable.as_column(nullable=True)
 
-    valid = ValidationTable.from_kwargs(x=[1], subtable=OtherTable.from_kwargs(y=[-1], validate=False), validate=False)
+    valid = ValidationTable.from_kwargs(
+        x=[1], subtable=OtherTable.from_kwargs(y=[-1], validate=False), validate=False
+    )
     invalid_x = ValidationTable.from_kwargs(x=[-1], subtable=[None], validate=False)
-    invalid_subtable = ValidationTable.from_kwargs(x=[1], subtable=OtherTable.from_kwargs(y=[1], validate=False), validate=False)
+    invalid_subtable = ValidationTable.from_kwargs(
+        x=[1], subtable=OtherTable.from_kwargs(y=[1], validate=False), validate=False
+    )
 
     with pytest.raises(qv.ValidationError, match="Column x failed validation"):
         qv.concatenate([invalid_x, valid])