Add support for config file
See original GitHub issueCan we have the ability to set up a config in a setup.cfg
(which also helps it run in tandem with flake8’s configuration) for which parts of the autolinter we want to run by default?
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Hi @myint, thanks for this project!
I have just added it to my personal cookiecutter and came here to look for
pyproject.toml
support. Is this kind of support on your roadmap? If so, I could try my hand at a PR. I’ve never written a support forpyproject.toml
but it seems like fun.Thanks & have a great weekend
Oh I had missed this, @ed-wright thanks for bringing it up!