[Question]yapfignore not working in pyproject.toml

[UponTheSky]

Thank you for reading this issue.

I'm currently working on a Django project and I want to use yapf for formatting.

However, as I am trying to use pyproject.toml for excluding files, it does not work.

[tool.yapfignore]
ignore_patterns = [
  '**/migrations]*.py',
  'manage.py',
  'venv/*',
]

On the other hand, what makes it interesting is that the command line behaves differently and successfully ignores the files I want.

yapf --recursive --exclude '**/migrations/*.py' --exclude 'manage.py' --exclude 'venv/*' .

I still cannot figure out what would be the problem with this discrepancy.

At the moment, a part my dependencies is like the following:

pylint==2.12.2
pylint-django==2.4.4
pylint-plugin-utils==0.6
yapf==0.31.0

and my current Python version is 3.9.9.

If there is any problem with the way I make this issue post, please don't hesitate to point it out!

Thank you in advance!

[UponTheSky]

It still doesn't work, so I had a workaround, .yapfignore.

**/migrations/*.py
manage.py
venv/*

I have to admit that the project would be a bit more complex, but I think pyproject.toml is currently not working for excluding files and directories. Any suggestions?

[hirosassa]

Hi @UponTheSky
Related to #955 , I think yapf version is the problem.
Latest version (0.32.0) of yapf released 26 Dec (ref: https://pypi.org/project/yapf/#history , CHANGELOG entry ), before then the yapfignore feature is only on main branch of this repository.
Currently, in my local PC, yapf ignore feature correctly worked.
Please check.

[UponTheSky]

@hirosassa
Thank you for your reply! I appreciate your kindness.

Oh, I have missed the issue #955
I have checked and now it worked.

Now this issue is resolved so I close it.