Code should follow pep8. To check coding style, this repo using [flake8](https://flake8.pycqa.org/) on Github Actions.
[autopep8](https://pypi.org/project/autopep8/) might help you fixing your code's style.
You can use Python's -m option to launch module directly.
python3 -m smart_tests record commit- Dependencies: Smart Tests needs to run with varying environments of users. So when we need to
reduce dependencies to other packages or tools installed on the system. For example, Python packages
we depend on and their version constraints might conflict with what other Python packages specifies.
Some libraries have native components, which need to be built during
pip installand that adds to the burden, too. - Extensibility: Test runners people use are all over the map. To provide 1st class support for those while keeping the code DRY, CLI has two layers. The core layer that defines a properly abstracted generic logic, and tool specific "integration" layers that glue the core layer and different tools.