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If you write Python code inside Quarto Markdown files, you've probably noticed that your linter can't run on it. `lintquarto` fixes that. It is a command-line tool that wraps Python linters, formatters, static type checkers, and code analysis tools so they can run directly on `.qmd` files. It has recently been [accepted into the PyOpenSci ecosystem](https://github.com/pyOpenSci/software-submission/issues/257).
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If you write Python code inside Quarto Markdown files, you've probably noticed that your linter can't run on it. `lintquarto` fixes that. It is a command-line tool that wraps Python linters, formatters, static type checkers, and code analysis tools so they can run directly on `.qmd` files. It has recently been [accepted into the pyOpenSci ecosystem](https://github.com/pyOpenSci/software-submission/issues/257).
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