Summary

When using a tuple (i.e., (...,)), it doesn't give S607 (Playground):

import subprocess

subprocess.run(("echo", "foo"))

but using a list (i.e., [..., ...]) does (Playground):

import subprocess

subprocess.run(["echo", "foo"])

I mentioned multiple values, because if there's only one element in the tuple, it'll give S607 (Playground):

import subprocess

subprocess.run(("echo"))

Version

0.15.7