Apply pyupgrade to update code style #662
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Automatically apply pyupgrade updates. Major changes include: * Stop inheriting from object * Remove from __future__ imports * Remove super() args in cases of single inheritance * Automatically convert older-style string formatting to fstrings.
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What
This PR applies
pyupgrade(viaruff) to automatically modernize some coding patterns. The way this works: you tellpyupgradewhat minimum version of Python you support (3.7 in our case), then it automatically applies linting patterns based on language features in the minimum supported version.The changes here generally fall in the following categories:
from __future__importsWhy
The main improvement is removing cruft related to old Python versions - perhaps the most notable is the removal of the
from __future__imports and relateddels in the__init__.pyfiles. The automatic switch to f-strings is also (IMO) a nice improvement.