If you are using flake8 it's as easy as:
pip install flake8-commas
Now you can avoid those annoying merge conflicts on dictionary and list diffs.
Different versions of python require commas in different places. Ignore the errors for languages you don't use in your flake8 config:
Code | message |
---|---|
C812 | missing trailing comma |
C813 | missing trailing comma in Python 3 |
C814 | missing trailing comma in Python 2 |
C815 | missing trailing comma in Python 3.5+ |
C816 | missing trailing comma in Python 3.6+ |
C818 | trailing comma on bare tuple prohibited |
C819 | trailing comma prohibited |
lookup_table = {
'key1': 'value',
'key2': 'something' # <-- missing a trailing comma
}
json_data = json.dumps({
"key": "value",
}), # <-- incorrect trailing comma. json_data is now a tuple. Likely by accident.
You may wish to consider one of the following tools alongside or instead of flake8-commas
.
For automatic insertion of commas, though noting that these tools may implement different rules around where commas should be placed:
- black, the uncompromising Python code formatter
- add-trailing-comma, which can do comma insertion automatically