lint

Signed-off-by: Kevin Su <[email protected]>

examples/basics/basics/folders.py

@@ -53,17 +53,17 @@ def download_files(csv_urls: List[str]) -> FlyteDirectory:
 # :::{note}
 # You can annotate a FlyteDirectory when you want to download/upload the contents of the directory in batches. For example,
 #
-#     ```{code-block} python
-#     @task
-#     def t1(directory: Annotated[FlyteDirectory, BatchSize(10)]) -> Annotated[FlyteDirectory, BatchSize(100)]:
-#         ...
-#         return FlyteDirectory(...)
-#     ```
+# ```{code-block}
+# @task
+# def t1(directory: Annotated[FlyteDirectory, BatchSize(10)]) -> Annotated[FlyteDirectory, BatchSize(100)]:
+#     ...
+#     return FlyteDirectory(...)
+# ```
 #
-#     In the above example flytekit will download all files from the input `directory` in chunks of 10, i.e. first it
-#     downloads 10 files, loads them to memory, then writes those 10 to local disk, then it loads the next 10, so on
-#     and so forth. Similarly, for outputs, in this case flytekit is going to upload the resulting directory in chunks of
-#     100.
+# In the above example flytekit will download all files from the input `directory` in chunks of 10, i.e. first it
+# downloads 10 files, loads them to memory, then writes those 10 to local disk, then it loads the next 10, so on
+# and so forth. Similarly, for outputs, in this case flytekit is going to upload the resulting directory in chunks of
+# 100.
 # :::