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Some of the pylint naming checks are too strict. We should globally allow non-snake-case variable, argument, and attribute names because often the names natural in the scientific domain do not fit the snake-case naming convention.
When we globally allow these names, we should remove the “pylint: disable...” instructions in the code that were allowing them to pass until now. That will help remaining “pylint: disable” commands stand out more clearly, as they should.
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Some of the pylint naming checks are too strict. We should globally allow non-snake-case variable, argument, and attribute names because often the names natural in the scientific domain do not fit the snake-case naming convention.
When we globally allow these names, we should remove the “pylint: disable...” instructions in the code that were allowing them to pass until now. That will help remaining “pylint: disable” commands stand out more clearly, as they should.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: