Intendeation in run directive breaking code - simple declarations
When running snakefmt on the following rule the alpha and line_style declarations are intended for no reason.
This breaks the code obviously. No idea what could trigger this behaviour.
Is there anything I am doing wrong in the declaration of variables here?
Original:
run
....
# Define the list of colors to repeat
colors = {"h": "red", "s": "green", "d": "blue", "r": "orange", "m": "purple"}
labels = {
"h": "Huntress",
"s": "Star",
"d": "Deep",
"r": "Random",
"m": "MCMC5",
}
# Define opacity and line style
alpha = 0.6
line_style = "solid"
# Plot each entry of distance chain as a line with a color unique to the
# initial tree type onto one axis
# Plot each entry of distance chain as a line with a color unique to the
# initial tree type onto one axis
for i, distances in enumerate(distances_chains):
...
Reformated:
run
....
# Define the list of colors to repeat
colors = {"h": "red", "s": "green", "d": "blue", "r": "orange", "m": "purple"}
labels = {
"h": "Huntress",
"s": "Star",
"d": "Deep",
"r": "Random",
"m": "MCMC5",
}
# Define opacity and line style
alpha = 0.6
line_style = "solid"
# Plot each entry of distance chain as a line with a color unique to the
# initial tree type onto one axis
# Plot each entry of distance chain as a line with a color unique to the
# initial tree type onto one axis
for i, distances in enumerate(distances_chains):
...
You're not doing anything wrong. We've just had a lot of trouble trying to manage run directives with comments in them. The short term solution would be to move this code into a script directive (I think this is generally the snakemake suggested method). Brice and I are struggling to maintain this repo currently so we may not get around to it for a little while sorry
Thanks for your response! I see. Thanks for the suggestion.
Keep up the good work! Was really excited to find Snakefmt - will keep watching your repo :)