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Yeah, that's not ideal indentation. However, that's already handled with the [[
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in [
# comment
"ABC"
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]]On the other hand, that style is currently restricted to If possible, it'd be nice to improve that here as well, but if it's a lot of extra code it's fine to merge as-is and depend on |
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Tried implementing it. The depth tracking itself is straightforward. Walk the leaves counting bracket nesting, emit each sub-line at The problem is the closing brackets. To drop Fixing that means threading magic trailing comma state into the new sub-line, which is reaching into things |
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The last-resort `_force_standalone_comment_split` added in psf#5144 split after every standalone comment. Code converted by `# fmt: skip` is also stored as a STANDALONE_COMMENT, and for `if ( # fmt: skip` it ends in `)`, not a comment. Splitting there moved the header's `:` onto its own line, so the second pass raised InvalidInput. Only split after a standalone comment whose last line holds a comment. Fixes psf#5402
This PR contains the following updates: | Package | Change | [Age](https://docs.renovatebot.com/merge-confidence/) | [Confidence](https://docs.renovatebot.com/merge-confidence/) | |---|---|---|---| | [black](https://github.com/psf/black) ([changelog](https://github.com/psf/black/blob/main/CHANGES.md)) | `<26.5.2,>=26.5.1` → `<26.10.1,>=26.10.0` |  |  | --- ### Release Notes <details> <summary>psf/black (black)</summary> ### [`v26.10.0`](https://github.com/psf/black/blob/HEAD/CHANGES.md#Version-26100) [Compare Source](psf/black@26.5.1...26.10.0) ##### Stable style - `--line-ranges` no longer inserts an empty line after a docstring when the range covers only the docstring itself ([#​5312](psf/black#5312)) - Fix `# fmt: skip` on a bracketed ternary turning the surrounding tuple into a call ([#​5464](psf/black#5464)) - Fix crash when `# fmt: skip` is placed on a one-line function or class with PEP 695 type parameters ([#​5429](psf/black#5429)) - Fix an inline comment after the closing bracket of optional parentheses being moved inside the parentheses when the parenthesized expression contains own-line comments ([#​5395](psf/black#5395)) - Fix unparseable output when `# fmt: skip` is placed on a bracket of an `if`, `while`, `for`, or `with` header ([#​5401](psf/black#5401), [#​5405](psf/black#5405)) - Fix crash when formatting parenthesized expressions with multiple inline comments and `# fmt: skip` ([#​5414](psf/black#5414)) - Fix parsing Jupyter notebook assignment magics when non-ASCII characters appear earlier on the line ([#​5381](psf/black#5381)) - Preserve blank lines that come immediately before a `# fmt: on` comment ([#​5300](psf/black#5300)) - Keep the parentheses around the target of an annotated assignment (e.g. `(x): int = 5`), which prevent CPython from including the name in `__annotations__` ([#​5321](psf/black#5321)) - Stop treating a t-string in docstring position as a docstring (e.g. `t" spam "` as the first statement of a module, class or function) ([#​5287](psf/black#5287)) - Fix unparseable output for a t-string whose replacement field contains a quote (e.g. `t'\'{a["b"]}\''`) ([#​5265](psf/black#5265)) - Fix unparseable output for a triple-quoted string whose body ends in an already-escaped double quote (e.g. `'''\'''\"'''`) ([#​5262](psf/black#5262)) - Fix `--skip-magic-trailing-comma` dropping the trailing comma from a split single-element tuple used as a lambda parameter default ([#​5246](psf/black#5246)) - Fix unstable formatting when an inline comment sits on optional parentheses (e.g. a parenthesized assert message) ([#​5241](psf/black#5241)) - Fix `--skip-magic-trailing-comma` dropping the trailing comma of a one-element subscript (`a[x,]`) when the line is long enough to be split and contains a power operator ([#​5272](psf/black#5272)) - Fix crash when a standalone comment sits between tokens of a comprehension or lambda ([#​5144](psf/black#5144)) - Fix inline comments on a bracket inside a comprehension being dropped ([#​5330](psf/black#5330)) - Respect the magic trailing comma in a PEP 695 type parameter list containing a `*TypeVarTuple` or `**ParamSpec` ([#​5244](psf/black#5244)) - Fix crash when a comment-only `# fmt: off`/`# fmt: on` block is followed by a `with` statement after another standalone comment ([#​5189](psf/black#5189)) - Fix a crash when splitting `case case if ...` match patterns at very small line lengths ([#​5147](psf/black#5147)) - Fix multiline docstring indentation when leading tabs are used inside indented docstrings ([#​5148](psf/black#5148)) - Respect `# fmt: skip` on a line that opens a bracket (e.g. `from x import ( # fmt: skip`) when a standalone comment is among the bracket's contents ([#​5161](psf/black#5161)) - Fix an AST safety error when separate `# type: ignore` comments in a parenthesized attribute chain were merged onto one physical line ([#​5297](psf/black#5297)) - Preserve comments and blank lines outside requested ranges when formatting with `--line-ranges` ([#​5175](psf/black#5175)) - Fix crash when `# fmt: skip` is used on one-line `async def`, `async with`, and `async for` statements containing a semicolon ([#​5311](psf/black#5311)) - Stop converting form feeds or other similar characters in docstrings into newlines ([#​5461](psf/black#5461)) - Fix `--skip-source-first-line` turning the skipped line's CRLF ending into `\r\r\n` when reformatting a file with CRLF line endings ([#​5438](psf/black#5438)) ##### Preview style ##### New preview features - Add missing blank lines after classes whose last method has an ellipsis body ([#​5439](psf/black#5439)) - Split only the brackets holding a magic trailing comma when more trailers follow them (e.g. stop splitting inside the `[2]` of `[1,][2](3)`) ([#​5448](psf/black#5448)) - Keep dictionary keys containing operators together on one line when the value can be wrapped onto a new line instead ([#​5435](psf/black#5435)) - Remove redundant parentheses around individual variables in unpacking targets (e.g. `for (x), (y) in points:` becomes `for x, y in points:`) ([#​5416](psf/black#5416)) - Normalize uppercase `T` prefixes on t-strings to lowercase ([#​5425](psf/black#5425)) - Remove redundant parentheses around generator expressions ([#​5304](psf/black#5304), [#​5369](psf/black#5369)) - Preserve two blank lines before a top-level class starting inside a `# fmt: off` block after an import ([#​5238](psf/black#5238)) - Fix unnecessary parentheses around short right-hand expressions in indexed assignments (e.g. `x[key] = expr`) ([#​5095](psf/black#5095)) - Parenthesize tuple expressions in `yield` statements for consistency with function calls and returns ([#​5170](psf/black#5170)) - Stop splitting between a variable and its operator (`not in`, `==`, `is`, ...) when the right-hand side is a bracketed expression, and instead split inside the brackets ([#​5135](psf/black#5135)) - In `.pyi` stub files, enforce a blank line after a function or method that has a docstring-only body when another comment or statement follows it ([#​5158](psf/black#5158)) ##### Updates to existing preview features - Fix crash in stub files when `# fmt: skip` is placed on a function in a group of same-name decorated functions (e.g. `@overload`s or a property setter) ([#​5430](psf/black#5430)) - Keep the parentheses around a lambda used as the iterable of a comprehension (e.g. `[x for x in (lambda: 0) if x]`) ([#​5176](psf/black#5176), [#​5200](psf/black#5200)) ##### Updates to existing unstable features - Do not treat multi-line expressions with merged strings and trailing `# type: ignore` comments as single-line unsplittable expressions ([#​5466](psf/black#5466)) - Fix duplicated inline comment when stripping the parentheses around a string or merging a backslash-continued string on the same line ([#​5449](psf/black#5449)) - Split long stringified return annotations even when the function has parameters ([#​5427](psf/black#5427)) - Don't hug brackets when doing so would join two `# type: ignore` comments onto one line ([#​5271](psf/black#5271)) - Fix a crash when `# type: ignore` is lost during formatting of a long parenthesized string ([#​5329](psf/black#5329)) - Fix only the first part of an implicitly concatenated unmergeable string (e.g. `r"..." r"..."`) being wrapped in parentheses ([#​5434](psf/black#5434)) ##### Configuration - Add support for `NO_COLOR` environment variable to disable ANSI output ([#​5129](psf/black#5129)) - Remove spurious target version warning when runtime version is included in a `--target-version` flag ([#​5167](psf/black#5167)) - Fix `--force-exclude` not excluding files whose path contains `..` (e.g. `black ../generated/file.py` run from a subdirectory) ([#​5471](psf/black#5471)) - Fall back to the default configuration, with a warning, when the given sources share no common project root (e.g. they are on different drives on Windows) instead of crashing ([#​5386](psf/black#5386)) - Fix loading a stale cached `pyproject.toml` path when `--code` is used from different working directories in the same process ([#​5152](psf/black#5152)) - Add validation for `--line-ranges` values ([#​5107](psf/black#5107)) - Ignore empty cache files instead of raising an `EOFError` ([#​5192](psf/black#5192)) - Reject non-string `include` and `force-exclude` values in `pyproject.toml` ([#​5193](psf/black#5193)) - Validate `BLACK_NUM_WORKERS` values and report invalid values as usage errors instead of crashing ([#​5211](psf/black#5211)) - Ignore permission errors when reading cache ([#​5258](psf/black#5258)) ##### Packaging - Reduce the size of Linux standalone binaries by stripping debug symbols during the PyInstaller release build ([#​5223](psf/black#5223)) - Black is now released using GitHub [Immutable Releases](https://docs.github.com/code-security/concepts/supply-chain-security/immutable-releases) ([#​5296](psf/black#5296)) ##### Performance - Fix superlinear runtime growth with the number of input files ([#​5450](psf/black#5450)) - Improve performance on strings containing many consecutive backslashes ([#​5163](psf/black#5163)) - Improve performance on files with many `# fmt: skip`/`# fmt: off`/`# fmt: on` comments ([#​5169](psf/black#5169), [#​5190](psf/black#5190), [#​5232](psf/black#5232)) - Improve performance on long calls and collections ([#​5177](psf/black#5177)) - Improve performance on multiline strings inside large collections (e.g. a dict literal with triple-quoted strings as values) ([#​5188](psf/black#5188)) - Improve performance on files with many soft keywords (e.g. `match`/`case` blocks) ([#​5186](psf/black#5186)) - Improve performance on long semicolon-separated statements (in the stable style) and large dict literals (in `--preview`) ([#​5184](psf/black#5184)) - Improve performance of `--line-ranges` on files with many sibling blocks (a long `if`/`elif` chain, a `match` with many cases, or many top-level definitions) ([#​5213](psf/black#5213)) - Improve performance on deeply nested bracketed expressions ([#​5171](psf/black#5171), [#​5242](psf/black#5242)) - Improve performance on lists and subscripts holding one long expression without operators (e.g. a long run of implicitly concatenated strings inside `[]`) ([#​5239](psf/black#5239)) - Improve performance on deeply chained operations (e.g. a long `a ** b ** c ** ...` chain) ([#​5235](psf/black#5235)) - Improve performance on long `if`/`elif` chains and other compound statements with many clauses ([#​5322](psf/black#5322)) - Improve performance of `string_processing`: - when merging implicitly concatenated f-strings containing long string literals ([#​5165](psf/black#5165)) - when merging long implicitly concatenated strings ([#​5173](psf/black#5173), [#​5194](psf/black#5194)) - when rewriting large nodes (e.g. `"%s ..." % (a, b, c, ...)`) ([#​5178](psf/black#5178), [#​5199](psf/black#5199), [#​5220](psf/black#5220)) - when splitting long string literals ([#​5183](psf/black#5183)) ##### Output - Report parser failures using editor-friendly `path:line:column` locations ([#​5237](psf/black#5237)) - Fix crash when writing formatted code or diffs to a `sys.stdout` that has no `buffer` attribute (e.g. in Jupyter notebooks) ([#​5411](psf/black#5411)) - Report parse failures on Black's own output as internal errors ([#​5383](psf/black#5383)) ##### *Blackd* - Return HTTP 400 instead of 500 when the `X-Python-Variant` header is empty or has an empty entry (e.g. a trailing comma) ([#​5428](psf/black#5428)) - Allow optional whitespace around comma-separated versions and `pyi` in the `X-Python-Variant` header ([#​5441](psf/black#5441)) ##### Integrations - Remove unused `migrate-black` script ([#​5319](psf/black#5319)) - Support PEP 440 version specifiers in `tool.black.required-version` for the GitHub Action ([#​5399](psf/black#5399)) - Add outputs (`is_formatted`, `change_count`, `same_count`, `failure_count`) to GitHub Action runs ([#​5408](psf/black#5408)) ##### Documentation - Document `vim-python-pep8-indent`, which provides an `indentexpr` for Black-style insert-mode indentation ([#​5288](psf/black#5288)) </details> --- ### Configuration 📅 **Schedule**: (UTC) - Branch creation - At any time (no schedule defined) - Automerge - At any time (no schedule defined) 🚦 **Automerge**: Disabled by config. 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Description
Fixes #4296.
Three inputs from the issue crash on the first formatting pass:
[ x for # comment x, y in ["AB",] ] [ [ x for x # comment in [ # comment "ABC" ] ] ] {(lambda # comment x: [ # comment ] )}All of them blow up with
Cannot parse: ... bad inputbecause Black dumps a string where a standalone comment sits inline next to the following token, and Python's tokenizer swallows everything to the next newline.Root cause
Two distinct things.
For cases B and C,
transform_lineruns through its splitters and, when nothing succeeds, falls through toyield line.Line.__str__concatenates leaves without inserting newlines, so aSTANDALONE_COMMENTmid-stream renders glued to whatever follows.Line.append_safeenforces "comment on its own line" only at bracket depth 0 or inside an openfor/lambda. For comments living inside arbitrary nested brackets, there's no guard.For case A,
standalone_comment_splitdoes pull the comment betweenforand the tuple target onto its own line, but the resulting sub-linex, y in ["AB",]no longer carries theforkeyword. Its bracket tracker walks fresh, the comma betweenxandylands at depth 0, getsCOMMA_PRIORITY, anddelimiter_splitbreaks the tuple apart. Black also tacks a stray trailing comma onto the iterable.Fix
linegen.py: when no transformer succeeds and the line still carries standalone comments, fall back to_force_standalone_comment_split, which yields each comment on its own line. The alternative is invalid Python, so the unconditional split is safe.brackets.py:is_split_after_delimiterreturns 0 for commas whose parent isexprlistand whose grandparent iscomp_for/old_comp_for/for_stmt. Those commas are tuple-packing, not list delimiters.The fixture covers the three issue cases plus async-for and a nested tuple target (
for (a, b), c in ...) to lock both fixes in.Flagging that case B comes out with loose indentation:
[ [x for x # comment in [ # comment "ABC"]] ]The inner
[...]doesn't re-explode, so the comment and"ABC"]]sit at the wrong depth. Let me know if there's a target shape you'd want, or if this is fine for the crash fix.Checklist - did you ...
--previewstyle, following the stability policy?CHANGES.mdif necessary?