Formatting: use Pyupgrade to remove deprecated code #356
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Installed the Pyupgrade tool as a development dependency. This tool upgrades deprecated pieces of code into modern ones.
Used the Pyupgrade tool to remove deprecated structures from the Python files. This targetted only the API tests, specifically replacing the % string-formatting operator by the str.format method.
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Added Pyupgrade to development dependencies. This tool search Python scripts for pieces of deprecated code and replaces them with more modern variants. In our codebase, this targetted only the API tests, replacing the
%string-formatting operator with the str.format method. The tests are still passing 🍏 after the automatic fix.This is a part of the way towards a better formatted code. #189 #331