Allow tidypy to run with a file, not just a folder#73
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laundmo wants to merge 2 commits intojayclassless:masterfrom
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Allow tidypy to run with a file, not just a folder#73laundmo wants to merge 2 commits intojayclassless:masterfrom
laundmo wants to merge 2 commits intojayclassless:masterfrom
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slight issue: this seems to prevent pyproject.toml from loading correctly. im investigating, dont merge. |
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This PR would allow tidypy to run on individual files too, not just a folder. Another step in my endeavour in getting it to work in vscode.
This is obviously a very basic and simple approach, and i fully expect having to change some things. Documentation also has not been updated at all, only the docstrings.
All tests passed with this, and trying to run a normal check on folder and file works.