# Ruff configuration for confluent.
#
# py37 is the oldest version ruff can target. The oldest interpreter parts of
# this tree still run on is 3.6 (el8, sles15)
target-version = "py37"

line-length = 120

# Ruff discovers *.py only: it does not read shebangs when walking a tree, so
# without the patterns below it silently skips every CLI tool in
# confluent_client/bin and confluent_server/bin, the osdeploy deploy scripts,
# and the loose misc/ utilities.
# Some of the osdeploy scripts carry no shebang at all.
extend-include = [
    "confluent_client/bin/*",
    "confluent_server/bin/*",
    # Generated into setup.py at build time by makesetup; #VERSION# only ever
    # appears inside a string literal, so the template itself is valid Python.
    "**/setup.py.tmpl",
    "imgutil/imgutil",
    "misc/filterpasswd",
    "misc/getipsfromswitchport",
    "misc/getusbnicaddr",
    # confluent_osdeploy: per-profile deploy scripts, matched by name because
    # each profile directory mixes Python and shell.
    "**/bfb-autoinstall",
    "**/nodedeploy-bfb",
    "**/opt/confluent/bin/apiclient",
    "**/scripts/add_local_repositories",
    "**/scripts/autoconsole",
    "**/scripts/configbmc",
    "**/scripts/confignet",
    "**/scripts/getinstalldisk",
    "**/scripts/makeksnet",
    "**/scripts/mergetime",
    "**/scripts/syncfileclient",
]

extend-exclude = [
    # Shell scripts that live in the directories included wholesale above.
    "*.sh",
]

# Honour exclusions even when CI passes an explicit file list.
force-exclude = true

# `ruff format` is deliberately not adopted: the tree uses single quotes almost
# everywhere and reformatting it would bury real changes. Preserve quotes so an
# accidental run does less damage.
[format]
quote-style = "preserve"

[lint]
select = [
    "E9",       # unparseable file
    "F4",       # imports: unused, shadowed by a loop, star import or a name from one, __future__ misuse
    "F5",       # %-format and str.format checked against their arguments: bad conversions, wrong counts
    "F6",       # duplicate dict and set keys, bad starred assignment, `is` against a literal, assert on a tuple
    "F7",       # return outside a function, break outside a loop, an except clause that is not last
    "F81",      # redefinition of an unused name (shadowed def/class)
    "F82",      # undefined name, undefined name in __all__, use before assignment
    "F541",     # f-string with no placeholders
    "F842",     # local that is annotated but never assigned
    "F901",     # `raise NotImplemented`, which raises TypeError rather than NotImplementedError
    "YTT",      # version checks that break on 3.10 and later, such as sys.version[2] or version_info[1] < 7
    "E401",     # several imports on one line
    "E701",     # several statements on one line
    "E71",      # == against None or True/False, and `not x in y` / `not x is y` written the long way round
    "PLC0414",  # import alias that renames nothing
    "PLE",      # pylint errors: bad string format, invalid returns, ...
    "PLR0124",  # a value compared with itself
    "PLR1722",  # exit() or quit(), which only exist when site.py has run
    "PLW01",    # self-assignment, assert on a literal, unraised exception, NaN compare, else on a breakless loop
    "PLW0211",  # staticmethod whose first argument is named self or cls
    "PLW0245",  # super called without brackets, which yields the class
    "PLW0406",  # a module importing itself
    "PLW0642",  # assignment to self or cls
    "PLW0711",  # `except A + B`, which catches whatever the addition returns
    "PLW150",   # bad open() mode, copy.copy(os.environ), non-string os.environ.get default, Popen preexec_fn
    "PLW2101",  # `with lock:` on a lock created in place, which locks nothing
    "T100",     # forgotten pdb/breakpoint call
    "W6",       # invalid escape sequence in a non-raw string, and future deprecated-construct warnings
    "B002",     # `++x`, which is two unary plus signs, not an increment
    "B003",     # assignment to os.environ, which never reaches the environment
    "B004",     # hasattr(x, '__call__') rather than callable(x)
    "B005",     # .strip() with several characters, which strips a set of them
    "B008",     # function call in a default argument, evaluated once at import
    "B011",     # `assert False`, which disappears under python -O
    "B012",     # break/continue/return in a finally, silently discarding the exception
    "B013",     # single-element tuple in an except clause
    "B014",     # the same exception listed twice in one except clause
    "B015",     # comparison whose result is discarded
    "B016",     # raising something that is not an exception
    "B017",     # assertRaises(Exception), which passes on the wrong error
    "B019",     # lru_cache on a method, which keeps every instance alive
    "B02",      # all of B02x: loop variable overriding its iterable, closure over a loop variable
    "B03",      # all of B03x: non-exception except, groupby reuse, `x: y` for `x = y`, dup set item
    "ASYNC210", # blocking HTTP call (requests, urllib) inside a coroutine
    "ASYNC222", # blocking wait on a child process inside a coroutine
    "ASYNC250", # input() inside a coroutine
    "ASYNC251", # time.sleep() inside a coroutine
    "RUF006",   # asyncio.create_task result discarded, so the task can be collected while still pending
    "RUF016",   # subscript with a type that cannot index the container
    "RUF017",   # sum() over lists, which is quadratic in the result length
    "RUF018",   # assignment inside an assert, so the side effect disappears under python -O
    "RUF024",   # dict.fromkeys with a mutable value, shared by every key
    "RUF034",   # if-else whose two branches are the same expression
    "RUF060",   # membership test against a collection that is always empty
    "RUF100",   # noqa that suppresses nothing
    "ISC001",   # implicitly concatenated strings on one line, usually a comma missing from a list
    "LOG",      # logging misuse: hand-built Logger, exception() outside a handler, logging.warn, root logger
    "PGH",      # blanket `# noqa` and `# type: ignore`, and assertions on mock attributes that always pass
    "PIE794",   # a class field defined twice, so the first is dead
    "PIE796",   # enum with duplicate values, which silently aliases members
    "EXE003",   # shebang that does not name python
    "EXE004",   # whitespace before the shebang, which stops it working
    "EXE005",   # shebang after the first line, where it does nothing
]

# Deliberately not selected, though currently at zero: B905 (zip without an
# explicit strict=).  It only reports on py310+, so it reads as clean here, and
# "fixing" it would mean adding a keyword the oldest supported interpreters
# cannot parse.

# No ignores and no per-file exemptions: every rule selected above is expected
# to stay at zero on its own.