Adam Parkin

While I have nothing against a project specific toml file, much of the appeal of pyproject.toml support is to avoid having a separate config file for each tool in a...

> > much of the appeal of pyproject.toml support is to avoid having a separate config file for each tool in a project. > > IMO this appeal only applies...

Another workaround is to exclude `setup.cfg` from the hook in your `.pre-commit.config.yaml` file: ```yaml - repo: https://github.com/pre-commit/pre-commit-hooks rev: v4.0.1 hooks: - id: trailing-whitespace exclude: setup.cfg ``` But yeah, this isn't...

That one doesn't seem to work for me, I get to the save dialog & save the file, but no code appears in the generated image. :shrug:

Sorry, I'm not entirely clear from the discussion, is there currently a way to have the native Settings Sync feature in VS Code sync the project list managed by the...

Seemed to work normally for me via Rosetta, but admittedly until native M1 arrives I have sourcery disabled now in VS Code to save battery.

> Sadly this isn't a priority (we also don't have an M1 device to test on) so can't give an answer at the moment. I don't know why it didn't...

@paddyroddy the current version works on M1, but is not M1-native -- ie you need Rosetta installed to run it as it's an Intel process, which you can see in...

That does work for me, thanks!

Bumping as yeah, it'd be awesome to have this feature as all our build projects are based on mulitbranch pipelines. As it stands we have to manually add each branch...