[dosisod]

Also, I don't know if this was part of your critique, but are you also mentioning that the "a" variable is not in the suggestion? The reason behind that is long names, such as "super_special_file" would greatly increase the length of the error messages, making it hard to see the "meat" of what is being changed. Hence the x and y naming.

Perhaps I should add a flag to allow verbatim (or close to it) errors. Recreating the source lines exactly will be pretty hard, but I think we can do better here.

[sfink]

Perhaps substitute the actual variables if they are simple and short, otherwise do something like:

> main.py:1:1 [FURB101]: Use `y = pathlib.Path(x).read_text()` instead of `with open(x, ...) as f: y = f.read()`, where y=my_important_data and x=super_special_file

Btw: thanks, your tool suggested a handful of things I didn't know about, and pushed me towards using pathlib instead of relying on my muscle memory to do the laborious `os.path.join(..., ...)`.

One request I would have is to spell out the full name of suggested imports. I had never heard of `contextlib.suppress`. And in the above message, I think it will be obvious that you could do `from pathlib import Path` instead of the literal text in the suggestion.

[dosisod]

I think this would be a good change. I agree that the imported names should be spelled out: You shouldn't have to go hunting down the docs before you go and change anything. Again, this would increase horizontal space, but I think it is for the better (the errors are already pretty long anyways).