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Permit configuration via a stand-alone TOML file (mypy.toml) #18617

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AA-Turner opened this issue Feb 6, 2025 · 1 comment
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Permit configuration via a stand-alone TOML file (mypy.toml) #18617

AA-Turner opened this issue Feb 6, 2025 · 1 comment
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In #5205, MyPy gained support for declaring configuration in the TOML format, but only in pyproject.toml. I propose supporting configuration via a stand-alone TOML document, such as mypy.toml or .mypy.toml.

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This parallels, and perhaps would eventually replace, configuration via mypy.ini. This is most useful when checking non-project code, such as in Python (python/cpython#129708), where we have several distinct mypy.ini files to support type-checking different directories of a larger project. It may be useful for mono-repo layouts, where again the use of pyproject.toml is undesirable. Finally, this would be useful to keep tool configuration to independent files — in the Sphinx project, there are several hundred lines of mypy configuration in pyproject.toml, dominating the content of the file.

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@sobolevn sobolevn added the topic-configuration Configuration files and flags label Feb 6, 2025
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Avasam commented Feb 19, 2025

The .ini format also has its limitations. Like not supporting comments at the end of a line and a weird exclude.

Additional benefits includes: a single toml formatter (rather than needing an ini formatter just for this config). And IntelliSense could be provided through a schema.

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