Perhaps we should document this issue in the FAQ? Using pre-commit with Black is pretty common (and it's not always instantly clear it passes all of the files to the hook directly bypassing any file discovery the hook may implement). I'd suggest pre-commit's exclude configurations first, and then black's force-exclude.
Even if the custom .yamllint.yml is read, the 'line-length': {'level': 'warning', 'max': 120, 'allow-non-breakable-words': True, 'allow-non-breakable-inline-mappings': False} rule will trigger an fatal violation.
Is there a how-to guide to write my own tool? I want to do some conditional stripping/modifying (e.g. insert a Python script into a cell) for a Kaggle notebook. I've been playing around for an hour and I've sort-of-got a tool working, but I can't get nbqa to pass in anything I can read. In my code sys.argv has the original Notebook filename and if I rewrite that, nbqa throws an exception.k
Perhaps we should document this issue in the FAQ? Using pre-commit with Black is pretty common (and it's not always instantly clear it passes all of the files to the hook directly bypassing any file discovery the hook may implement). I'd suggest pre-commit's exclude configurations first, and then black's force-exclude.
_Originally posted by @ichard26 in psf/black#3013