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pydistcheck should expose a command-line option indicating an alternative location to look for pyproject.toml.
How would implementing this improve pydistcheck?
For situations like microsoft/LightGBM#5872, where pyproject.toml is stored in a location other than "the same working directory that pydistcheck is called from", it's useful to be able to tell it to look at a different file.
Notes
Many others linters in this ecosystem support such an option.
What change would you like to see?
pydistcheck
should expose a command-line option indicating an alternative location to look forpyproject.toml
.How would implementing this improve
pydistcheck
?For situations like microsoft/LightGBM#5872, where
pyproject.toml
is stored in a location other than "the same working directory thatpydistcheck
is called from", it's useful to be able to tell it to look at a different file.Notes
Many others linters in this ecosystem support such an option.
check-wheel-contents --config
(code link)flake8 --config
(docs)isort --settings-file
(docs)mypy --config-file
(docs)pydocstyle --config
(code link)ruff check --config
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