Fix linting issues

# Summary

This fixes formatting issues identified by the linter.  No functional changes are included.

# Tests

- hatch run lint passes
- hatch run test passes (and coverage is sufficient)

frictionless/resource/resource.py

@@ -273,11 +273,11 @@ def __enter__(self):
 
         would result in errors because the second context would close the file
         before the write happened.  While the above code is obvious, similar
-        things can happen when composing steps in pipelines, calling petl code etc. 
+        things can happen when composing steps in pipelines, calling petl code etc.
         where the various functions may have no knowledge of each other.
         See #1622 for more details.
 
-        So we only allow a single context to be open at a time, and raise an 
+        So we only allow a single context to be open at a time, and raise an
         exception if nested context is attempted.  For similar reasons, we
         also raise an exception if a context is attempted on an open resource.
 
@@ -298,7 +298,7 @@ def __enter__(self):
         if self.__context_manager_entered:
             note = "Resource has previously entered a context manager (`with` statement) and does not support nested contexts.  To use in a nested context use `to_copy()` then use the copy in the `with`."
             raise FrictionlessException(note)
-        if self.closed == False:
+        if not self.closed:
             note = "Resource is currently open, and cannot be used in a `with` statement (which would reopen the file).  To use `with` on an open Resouece, use to_copy() then use the copy in the `with`."
             raise FrictionlessException(note)
 

frictionless/validator/validator.py

@@ -138,7 +138,9 @@ def validate_resource(
                         errors.append(error)
 
             # Validate file
-            if not isinstance(resource_copy, platform.frictionless_resources.TableResource):
+            if not isinstance(
+                resource_copy, platform.frictionless_resources.TableResource
+            ):
                 if resource_copy.hash is not None or resource_copy.bytes is not None:
                     helpers.pass_through(resource_copy.byte_stream)
 

tests/resource/test_context_manager.py

@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
-from frictionless import Resource, FrictionlessException
 import pytest
 
+from frictionless import FrictionlessException, Resource
+
 # Test that the context manager implementation works correctly
 
 # As per PEP-343, the context manager should be a single-use object (like files)
@@ -40,38 +41,38 @@ def test_resource_copy_can_use_nested_context():
     with Resource("data/table.csv") as resource:
         copy = resource.to_copy()
         with copy:
-            assert (copy.closed is False)
-            assert (resource.closed is False)
+            assert copy.closed is False
+            assert resource.closed is False
 
         # Check that the original resource is still open
-        assert (copy.closed is True)
-        assert (resource.closed is False)
+        assert copy.closed is True
+        assert resource.closed is False
 
 
 def test_resource_can_use_repeated_non_nested_contexts():
     # Repeat context allowed
     resource = Resource("data/table.csv")
     with resource:
-        assert (resource.closed is False)
+        assert resource.closed is False
 
-    assert (resource.closed is True)
+    assert resource.closed is True
 
     with resource:
-        assert (resource.closed is False)
-    assert (resource.closed is True)
+        assert resource.closed is False
+    assert resource.closed is True
 
 
 def test_resource_copy_can_use_repeated_context():
     # Repeated context with a copy is allowed
     resource = Resource("data/table.csv")
     copy = resource.to_copy()
     with resource:
-        assert (resource.closed is False)
-        assert (copy.closed is True)
+        assert resource.closed is False
+        assert copy.closed is True
 
     with copy:
-        assert (resource.closed is True)
-        assert (copy.closed is False)
+        assert resource.closed is True
+        assert copy.closed is False
 
 
 def test_context_manager_on_open_resource_throw_exception():
@@ -81,7 +82,7 @@ def test_context_manager_on_open_resource_throw_exception():
     """
     resource = Resource("data/table.csv")
     resource.open()
-    assert (resource.closed is False)
+    assert resource.closed is False
     with pytest.raises(FrictionlessException):
         with resource:
             pass
@@ -93,10 +94,10 @@ def test_explicit_open_can_be_repeated():
     # using explicit open() calls must be aware of that.
     resource = Resource("data/table.csv")
     resource.open()
-    assert (resource.closed is False)
+    assert resource.closed is False
     resource.open()
-    assert (resource.closed is False)
+    assert resource.closed is False
     resource.close()
-    assert (resource.closed is True)
+    assert resource.closed is True
     resource.close()
-    assert (resource.closed is True)
+    assert resource.closed is True

tests/table/test_to_petl.py

@@ -1,24 +1,25 @@
-from frictionless import Resource, FrictionlessException
 from petl import util
 
+from frictionless.resources import TableResource
+
 
 def __assert_nth_row(it, n, expected):
     """
     A helper function to assert that the nth row of an iterator is as expected.
     """
-    for _ in range(n-1):
+    for _ in range(n - 1):
         next(it)
     assert next(it) == expected
 
 
 def test_to_petl_gives_valid_table():
-    resource = Resource("data/table.csv")
+    resource = TableResource("data/table.csv")
     table = resource.to_petl()
     assert util.header(table) == ("id", "name")
 
 
 def test_to_petl_is_iterable():
-    resource = Resource("data/table.csv")
+    resource = TableResource("data/table.csv")
     table = resource.to_petl()
     it = iter(table)
     assert next(it) == ["id", "name"]
@@ -27,7 +28,7 @@ def test_to_petl_is_iterable():
 
 
 def test_to_petl_iterators_are_independent():
-    resource = Resource("data/table.csv")
+    resource = TableResource("data/table.csv")
     table = resource.to_petl()
     it1 = iter(table)
     it2 = iter(table)
@@ -46,7 +47,7 @@ def test_to_petl_iterators_are_independent():
 
 
 def test_to_petl_iterators_have_independent_lifetime():
-    resource = Resource("data/table-1MB.csv")
+    resource = TableResource("data/table-1MB.csv")
     table = resource.to_petl()
     it1 = iter(table)
 
@@ -56,19 +57,61 @@ def test_to_petl_iterators_have_independent_lifetime():
     # but the buffer is not, so you would get away with incorrectly closing the
     # resource if you remain within the buffer).
     # See #1622 for more.
-    __assert_nth_row(it1, 101, [
-        "ahltic", "22354", "428.17", "382.54", "false", "1926-09-15T01:15:27Z", "1956-04-14", "08:20:13", "4,5", "{\"x\":1,\"y\":7}"])
+    __assert_nth_row(
+        it1,
+        101,
+        [
+            "ahltic",
+            "22354",
+            "428.17",
+            "382.54",
+            "false",
+            "1926-09-15T01:15:27Z",
+            "1956-04-14",
+            "08:20:13",
+            "4,5",
+            '{"x":1,"y":7}',
+        ],
+    )
 
     # Make a local function to give it2 a different scope
     def read_from_it2():
         it2 = iter(table)
-        __assert_nth_row(it2, 101, [
-            "ahltic", "22354", "428.17", "382.54", "false", "1926-09-15T01:15:27Z", "1956-04-14", "08:20:13", "4,5", "{\"x\":1,\"y\":7}"])
+        __assert_nth_row(
+            it2,
+            101,
+            [
+                "ahltic",
+                "22354",
+                "428.17",
+                "382.54",
+                "false",
+                "1926-09-15T01:15:27Z",
+                "1956-04-14",
+                "08:20:13",
+                "4,5",
+                '{"x":1,"y":7}',
+            ],
+        )
 
     # Read from it2 within the nested function scope
     read_from_it2()
 
     # Check we can stil read from it1 from where we left off
     # Prior to the fix for #1622 this would throw an exception: "ValueError: I/O operation on closed file."
-    __assert_nth_row(it1, 101, [
-        "tlbmv8", "91378", "101.19", "832.96", "false", "1983-02-26T12:44:52Z", "1960-08-28", "04:44:23", "5,6", "{\"x\":9,\"y\":4}"])
+    __assert_nth_row(
+        it1,
+        101,
+        [
+            "tlbmv8",
+            "91378",
+            "101.19",
+            "832.96",
+            "false",
+            "1983-02-26T12:44:52Z",
+            "1960-08-28",
+            "04:44:23",
+            "5,6",
+            '{"x":9,"y":4}',
+        ],
+    )