pylint inline comments wrapped to wrong line #2843

Pylint inline comments on wrong line after wrapping long line.

Inline comments that trail a command continue to trail the command after black wraps a long line onto multiple lines. While seemingly consistent with the original form, this makes inline comments like #pylint: disable=invalid-name ineffective since they are not on the first line of the command. For example:

asdf = namedtuple('nameoftuplegoeshere', 'fieldsgohere andnoather andanother morehere') # pylint: disadble=invalid-name

becomes

asdf = namedtuple(
    "nameoftuplegoeshere", "fieldsgohere andnoather andanother morehere"
)  # pylint: disadble=invalid-name

For pylint to work properly, it needs to be:

asdf = namedtuple( # pylint: disadble=invalid-name
    "nameoftuplegoeshere", "fieldsgohere andnoather andanother morehere"
)

Since the #pylint comment is no longer on the same line as asdf = it does not suppress the pylint warning, changing the behavior of the comment.

While not technically a bug, and not changing the functionality of the code, it does have an undesirable effect. Is there some philosophy I'm missing, or is there a recommendation for how to handle this?