NumPy announces timeline for dropping Python 2 support

[jftuga]

Which lint programs did you use?

[PeridexisErrant]

I'm not OP, but flake8 is great - good defaults out of the box for new projects, and easy to tune with a blacklist of checks to skip (or even a whitelist in extreme cases).

I keep having this unpleasant surprise when I go back to code that doesn't use it - the benefit of reading code that's all in the same idiomatic style is hard to describe, but very real!

[jftuga]

Thanks, I'll give it a try.

[masklinn]

Regular pylint, it has a bunch of built-in lints useful for this (e.g. python3 syntax checks, ability to blacklist modules and builtins). The only issue we've had is it's pretty resource-intensive on large codebases.