Super-linter: Black formatter weird behavior with trailing comma and multiple lines

[rubenlopezlozoya]

When running black locally (default config, v20.8b1) over my file certain lines are transformed into multiple lines (3) if trailing comma is found. However, when I push to my repo and super linter is passed against the changes these exact lines would be formatted to a single line by black (with a trailing comma included). This does not make any sense to me since Black default behavior leans toward multiple lines when a trailling comma is found.

Example of file after running Black locally:

Example of same file as output of Super Linter

Is there anything I am missing here? I've run black both manually and with pre-commit, and they both yield the same results and different to super linter.

[umesh-timalsina]

I can attest to the same. Any solutions for this?

[monstro805]

so the fix it

On Sun, Mar 7, 2021 at 10:50 PM Umesh Timalsina [e-mail]
wrote:

I can attest to the same. Any solutions for this?

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[rubenlopezlozoya]

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What do you mean?

[edgarrmondragon]

Pinning the latest super-linter (i.e. github/[email protected]) fixed it for me.

[admiralAwkbar]

@umesh-timalsina @rubenlopezlozoya

It seems we had a weird issue with the super-linter releases not updating correctly and pulling an older image.

That was resolved last week and should be pulling in the right binaries with better behavior...