INP001: Skip scripts, for example Python files with shebang

[sanmai-NL]

A Python script isn't meant to be imported as a package, and so INP001 is not applicable.

There are multiple criteria that each imply a file is a script, in particular in combination:

• It contains a shebang (not necessary but sufficient).
• It's outside the src directory (only necessary and sufficient if you stick to the src-layout, perhaps).

ruff 0.1.5.

[sanmai-NL]

Work-around for src/ criterion in pyproject.toml. This ignores INP001 for all files not under src/.

[tool.ruff.per-file-ignores]
"[!s][!r][!c]*/**" = ["INP001"]

[charliermarsh]

I thought (2) was already respected to some degree -- we skip files that are direct children of the project root, and of any of the declared src directories. This tends to catch most scripts. I'm wondering if declaring your .gitlab-ci directory as a source root would solve the problem here?

[sanmai-NL]

Do you mean skipped when traversing a root target directory? A CI tool/Git hook may specify a Python file path explicitly.

[charliermarsh]

I mean if you have a source set, like:

[tool.ruff]
src = ["src", ".gitlab-ci"]

Then any files that are direct children of those directories get skipped.

[charliermarsh]

We could ignore files with shebangs though.