build(oxfmt): ignore pyproject.toml#116181
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oxfmt picks up pyproject.toml via TOML support, which conflicts with Python tooling (prek/ruff) that owns that file. Add it to ignorePatterns so pnpm fix:format and pnpm lint:format leave it alone. Co-authored-by: Ryan Albrecht <ryan.albrecht@sentry.io> --- [View Session in Sentry](https://sentry.sentry.io/traces/?project=4510944073809921&query=gen_ai.conversation.id%3A%22slack%3AC8V02RHC7%3A1779803895.919769%22)
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oxfmt has TOML support and picks up
pyproject.toml, which conflicts with Python tooling (prek/ruff) that owns that file.pnpm fix:formatends up reformatting it, thenprekfights it back.Adding
pyproject.tomltoignorePatternsin.oxfmtrc.jsonkeeps them from stepping on each other.Action taken on behalf of Ryan Albrecht.
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