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Long lines are annoying because they result in horizontal scrolling inside the code block. We should consider using a linter (like Ruff or Pylint) to ensure that code blocks are not too long. Although, this would be hard to run on MDX files, so it might be simpler to implement our own linter that uses our markdownReader.ts.
TBD what the line length should be. It'd be helpful to experiment with what is an optimal size when using our docs size, where we avoid scrolling but still use all the real estate. This experiment should consider different screen sizes.
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Follow-up to #2197. Draft until that PR is merged, then I'll rebase
this.
Also a partial fix for #1806 depending if we want to also lint code
examples in MDX.
Long lines are annoying because they result in horizontal scrolling inside the code block. We should consider using a linter (like Ruff or Pylint) to ensure that code blocks are not too long. Although, this would be hard to run on MDX files, so it might be simpler to implement our own linter that uses our
markdownReader.ts
.TBD what the line length should be. It'd be helpful to experiment with what is an optimal size when using our docs size, where we avoid scrolling but still use all the real estate. This experiment should consider different screen sizes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: