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Read configuration from pyproject.toml

See original GitHub issue

Configuring your tool in pyproject.toml is all the new rage. Several tools have already added support, and other tools are talking about it.

Feel free to steal ideas from those projects/discussions (such as only considering it as a valid config if the toml package is installed, which is what isort does).

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gmolveaucommented, May 9, 2022

Hi, any updates on this ? 😃 Thank’s !

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nico-unitycommented, Nov 2, 2021

Any progress on providing support for pyproject.toml configuration similarly to pytest. Example here ? 😃

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