I follow the PEP for at least 3 reasons:
1. The PEP. I like using the Python standards.
2. It matches a (the primary?) widespread convention for commit messages.
3. Imperative verbs tend to also be the shortest of the tenses, so that’s a
nice side-effect.
Ryan
> On Jan 23, 2015, at 11:27 AM, Ti
The current version of our style guide [1] recommends to use "action verbs"
(Checks instead of Check). However this contradicts PEP 257 (Docstring
Conventions) [2]. The current code mixes these two forms. Claude advocates
to follow the PEP [3]. Anyone care to comment on the historical reason w
Hi Tim,
Here a non-core-team perspective. Although I haven't worked on any Django
bugs or code lately, I do frequently read this mailinglist. It was nice to
see your weekly status updates (and Berker's), the updates and work on
release blockers and the releases themselves. I got the feeling Django
