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Idea: Pass in commandline config from pyproject.toml #143
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Please do :) |
Got it. |
I don't use poetry. I installed dev dependencies using pip by looking at your pyproject and manually typing them into pip. Do you know of a better way? I can add it to your README for future contributors. |
So... I made a mistake about the ease of adding to the codebase. You project is much more complex than I initially thought. I made some minor documentation updates instead. Thanks again for the project. |
It seems we need to either document and/or improve the current architecture - you're not the first person to find the project hard to patch ... But this is still a valid feature request - re-opening |
This is a super great project! I think it is a really clean rewrite of bumpversion. It is also really nice to have support for pyproject.toml. These days there are so many configuration files.
It would be nice to be able to pass in command line arguments in the pyproject.toml file. I think you could do it nicely if you had a [tool.tbump.options] heading. Then you could pass in something like patch-only = true .
It does not look too hard. I could add it if you are interested.
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