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blacken.sh can be used by developers to run format on the python source files in the repo. The scope of files it runs on is limited at the moment since running black on the jax files results in large diffs which makes it hard to track changes from upstream. Eventually when the PJRT stuff is fully integrated to the repo we can run it on those. The jaxlib kernels is still an open question. The script will pass any args it receives to the inner black command so args like --diff and --check work.
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blacken.sh can be used by developers to run format on the python source files in the repo.
The scope of files it runs on is limited at the moment since running black on the jax files results in large diffs which makes it hard to track changes from upstream. Eventually when the PJRT stuff is fully integrated to the repo we can run it on those. The jaxlib kernels is still an open question.
The script will pass any args it receives to the inner black command so args like --diff and --check work.