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Lint W503 is triggered when a line break is before a binary operator, instead of being after, e.g.:
if (condition_1
and condition_2):
However, PEP-8 has updated its position regarding this formatting, and it explicitly recommends quite the opposite, which is breaking before rather than after binary operators, like in the above example.
Therefore, the lint W503 should be disabled, because it goes against PEP-8 recomendations.
Lint W503 is triggered when a line break is before a binary operator, instead of being after, e.g.:
However, PEP-8 has updated its position regarding this formatting, and it explicitly recommends quite the opposite, which is breaking before rather than after binary operators, like in the above example.
Therefore, the lint W503 should be disabled, because it goes against PEP-8 recomendations.
For more information, see:
PyCQA/pycodestyle#498
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