Add argument to skip formatting in f-string with double-string-fixer

[SachiaLanlus]

Thank you for this great project. It saves me so much time for chore stuff.
However there is a thing about double-string-fixer annoying me these days.
My team's dev env is set to be Python 3.8.
But my dev env is Python 3.12 for some script to run.
But if I trigger a pre-commit. It will change the quote sign in nested f-string for me.
Which is not allowed in the Python 3.8.
Is there any method to skip this check inside f-string or to specify python-version in argument?

I think this issue is related to #971 and #973

[asottile]

you're using an outdated version

[SachiaLanlus]

you're using an outdated version

I don't think so.
I mean the target env is Python 3.8. So the quote sign in f-string should not be the same as the outer.
But the env which I execute pre-commit is Python 3.12.
The only way to let it respect Python 3.8 standard is to set the default_language_version.
I just wonder if there is a argument or flag to indicate the target version of this single rule.

[asottile]

show your configuration then

[SachiaLanlus]

show your configuration then

I will paste the config when I back to work tmr.

[SachiaLanlus]

looks like you are right.
update to the latest version fix the issue.
thank you

[asottile]

try that before reporting an issue next time