Force parentheses between unary op and binary power. #909
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The two remaining mypy errors are due to #907, unrelated. |
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Is there anything more I need to do for this? This is my first time contributing, so I'm not sure if I missed something! |
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## Summary E.g., given `-10**100`, reformat as `-(10**100)`. Black special cases this (psf/black#909) and it's currently a deviation. Closes #7951.
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Fixes #646. This patch forces expressions containing unary and power ops, like this...
...to be reformatted with parentheses to make operator precedence clear, like this...