Summary

I do some image analysis and I have some pytests that use assert().

Here's an example:

def test_blurry(not_blurry_image):
    assert is_blurry(not_blurry_image) == False

where is_blurry is my function that tests for blurryness and it returns a boolean.
My test is here to make sure that if I pass an image that I know is not blurry to my function it returns False.
And I have a warning from ruff about E712, which is:
Avoid equality comparisons to False; use if not is_blurry(no_blurry_image): for False checks

Not sure if it's my test that should be re-written or if ruff should not trigger this warning in an assert, but the explanation message here is incorrect as I can't use an if statement there.

Version

ruff 0.9.5