too bad it doesn't appear to support flake8 plugins and only has a small subset hardcoded into it. if it could support arbitrary flake8 plugins I would move SQLAlchemy to this tool immediately.
the main reason people want to move off flake8 is not so much a speed issue but that its author refuses to allow it to use pyproject.toml files for configuration, meaning every project's configuration has to remain half-broken using obsolete setup.cfg files. A very silly situation.
too bad it doesn't appear to support flake8 plugins and only has a small subset hardcoded into it. if it could support arbitrary flake8 plugins I would move SQLAlchemy to this tool immediately.
the main reason people want to move off flake8 is not so much a speed issue but that its author refuses to allow it to use pyproject.toml files for configuration, meaning every project's configuration has to remain half-broken using obsolete setup.cfg files. A very silly situation.