[Bug] Adding trailing comma to function with single argument

[Ivan]

Before add-trailing-comma

def g(dict_representation):
    assert (
        set(dict_representation["cli"].pop("characteristics")
            ) == set(cli_data.pop("characteristics"))
    )

after add-trailing-comma

def g(dict_representation):
    assert (
        set(
            dict_representation["cli"].pop("characteristics"), # there should not be any comma, because set() gets only one parameter
        ) == set(cli_data.pop("characteristics"))
    )

[Anthony Sottile]

nope, this is correct

even functions currently taking one argument should receive trailing comma treatment in case another argument were to be added later

[Anthony Sottile]

no special cases

[Ivan]

Thanks for answer. It very kind of you. Isn't there any possibility to check count of arguments at time or running add-trailing-comma? вт, 20 окт. 2020 г., 18:13 Anthony Sottile <[e-mail]>:

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[Anthony Sottile]

Thanks for answer. It very kind of you. Isn't there any possibility to check count of arguments at time or running add-trailing-comma? вт, 20 окт. 2020 г., 18:13 Anthony Sottile [e-mail]:
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not without solving the halting problem, no