Fixit Extra

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Rule	Message	Python	Autofix
collapse-isinstance-checks	Multiple isinstance calls with the same target but different types can be collapsed into a single call with a tuple of types.	Any	Yes
deprecated-unittest-asserts	{deprecated} is deprecated, use {replacement} instead	Any	Yes
no-inherit-from-object	Inheriting from object is a no-op. ‘class Foo:’ is just fine =)	Any	Yes
no-or-in-except	Avoid using ‘or’ in an except block. For example:’except ValueError or TypeError’ only catches ‘ValueError’. Instead, use parentheses, ‘except (ValueError, TypeError)’	Any	No
no-redundant-arguments-super	Do not use arguments when calling super for the parent class.	Any	Yes
no-redundant-f-string	f-string doesn’t have placeholders, remove redundant f-string.	Any	Yes
no-redundant-lambda	—	Any	Yes
no-redundant-list-comprehension	—	Any	Yes
no-string-type-annotation	String type hints are no longer necessary in Python, use the type identifier directly.	Any	Yes
replace-union-with-optional	Optional[T] is preferred over Union[T, None] or Union[None, T].	Any	Yes
use-assert-equal	“assertTrue” does not compare its arguments, use “assertEqual” or other appropriate functions.	Any	Yes
use-assert-in	Use assertIn/assertNotIn instead of assertTrue/assertFalse for inclusion check.	Any	Yes
use-assert-is-not-none	“assertTrue” and “assertFalse” are deprecated. Use “assertIsNotNone” and “assertIsNone” instead.	Any	Yes
use-async-sleep-in-async-def	Use asyncio.sleep in async function	Any	No
use-cls-in-classmethod	When using @classmethod, the first argument must be cls.	Any	Yes
use-collections-abc	ABCs must be imported from collections.abc	>= 3.3	Yes
use-comprehension	—	Any	Yes
use-eq-for-primitives	Don’t use is or is not to compare primitives, as they compare references. Use == or != instead.	Any	Yes
use-f-string	Do not use printf style formatting or .format(). Use f-string instead to be more readable and efficient.	Any	Yes
use-is-for-singletons	Comparisons to singleton primitives should not be done with == or !=, as they check equality rather than identity. Use is or is not instead.	Any	Yes
use-literal	—	Any	Yes