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We have can pass --no-cache via the CLI to disable cache. Do we not have a setting to do this in the pyproject.toml?
A simple setting like this would be nice. Ruff is fast enough for me that cache only brings problems and adds a bunch of .ruff_cache folders everywhere. I prefer to keep it disabled
[tool.ruff]
cache = false
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There is no built-in way to disable the cache. However, on Unix, you can set cache-dir = "/dev/null". You can also set cache-dir="some/shared/directory/.ruff-cache` to use a shared directory between project, to reduce the "cache folders everywhere"
cache only brings problems and
Can you tell me more about the problems you run into with caching? It would be great if we can fix those.
We have can pass --no-cache via the CLI to disable cache. Do we not have a setting to do this in the pyproject.toml?
A simple setting like this would be nice. Ruff is fast enough for me that cache only brings problems and adds a bunch of .ruff_cache folders everywhere. I prefer to keep it disabled
[tool.ruff]
cache = false
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: