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This question shows pylint reporting unnecessary-comprehension on this code:

dict1 = {"A": "This is A", "B": "This is B"}
bools = [True, False]

dict2 = {key: value for key, value in zip(dict1.keys(), bools)}

This question asks in general if there is an automated tool to fix pylint issues. It mentions black, autopep8, autoflake8. None of those fix this.

Is there a tool to apply that would fix this pylint warning?

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I think that there is not tool to fix that exact example automatically because you need to change the code and produce the same result, which is not easy to automate.

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    Autofixing all face the challenge you cite. What’s probably happening here is that the OP’s issue is not a frequently-occurring and easy fix. – JL Peyret May 31 '23 at 16:28