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Keep whitespace before imports #370

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Fixes #366

Makes reorder-python-imports compatible again with newer black and ruff versions. I'm quite indifferent to the actual formatting change and I'm not happy with the attitude of the black maintainers . But on the other hand, I don't see a point in fighting windmills and after ruff picked up the formatting change, I don't see a chance to go back.

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no thanks, this has been consistent since 2014 and I'm not changing it

@asottile asottile closed this Mar 16, 2024
yujinyuz added a commit to yujinyuz/django-as-a-package-layout-template that referenced this pull request Apr 6, 2024
I'm glad that I discovered this issue sooner.

I really liked reorder-python-imports but it was impossible to make it
work with ruff and/or black.

The one small issue I had was ruff was adding a new line below a
docstring. While reorder-python-imports removes the new line.

For context:

- asottile/reorder-python-imports#370
- asottile/reorder-python-imports#366
- psf/black#4175
miguelinux added a commit to miguelinux/reorder-python-imports that referenced this pull request Apr 14, 2024
This commits comes from

  * asottile#370
  * psf/black#4175 (comment)

because

  * asottile#367
  * asottile#366
  * psf/black#4175

Suggested-by: Achim Herwig <achim.herwig@wodca.de>
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Clash with black formatter (new line after module docstring)
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