Running Black on *_pb2 files#13930
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Yeah, I think this is fine personally
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In #13929 and #13932 I have some non-autogenerated
*_pb2files I would've liked formatted.I could run manually or update the exclusion list.
But I'm thinking "why not just format them all?". Sure some long length can't be autofixed by Black, but it's not like it makes the run fail or anything.
We now run many autofixes on
*_pb2files. I don't see why Black couldn't apply as well.The only manual change is in
pyproject.toml