include/exclude configuration for black_on_save

[craigds]

Using this plugin with a large existing codebase is a little difficult. We don't want to black the whole thing at once, since that would conflict with all the open pull requests and generally just be a big burden.

So we've been blacking the code a piece at a time, as/when appropriate.

It'd be helpful if there was a whitelist for the black_on_save setting, where we could put all the directories we've blacked already, so they continue to be automatically blacked without having to cmd+shift+p and toggle black on save all the time.

[jgirardet]

Maybe I"m missing something, but I think you should tweak it with the include/exclude black option in a pyproject.toml or in the sublime project settings.
you exclude everything, and add blacked directory in include when you want it to be blacked

[craigds]

I suppose so. But black_on_save doesn't appear to respect include/exclude, it blacks on save if you tell it to and doesn't if you tell it not to. Is there a way to get it to respect include/exclude from the pyproject.toml?

[jgirardet]

I have to check it so. It shoud'nt

[jgirardet]

I was telling myself I already heard anything about it. and indeed : psf/black#438
The default black behaviour is to not ignore a path file specified in command line. that's why sublack does too.
But it make sense for black_on_save to disable it, I will not change it for the standard black command.

[jgirardet]

ok with exlcude in 2.2.1