Formatter not working when pyproject.toml not at project root

[fabien-michel]

My project dir structure is like this:

/project
/project/django
/project/django/pyproject.toml
/project/django/app/template/blop.html

The djlint config is inside pyproject.toml :

[tool.djlint]
profile="django"
max_line_length=120
indent=2
blank_line_after_tag="load,extends,include"

The blop.html file language mode is django-html

When running djlint from command line it work as expected:
[/absolute/path/to/project/]$ djlint --reformat django/app/template/blop.html

But when running the formatter from vscode it seems to apply a default configuration (blank_line_after_tag is not respected)

I'v tried to force djlint configuration in vscode config but it still doesn't work:

{
  "djlint.useEditorIndentation": false,
  "djlint.configuration": "/absolute/path/to/project/django/pyproject.toml"
}

The only way I've found so far to have it working is to put pyproject.toml at project root. But it is not a nice solution for me.

Other notes:

• There is a python venv. Workspace is configured to use it.
• djlint 1.19.0 is installed inside the venv

Did I miss something ? How to have djlint-vscode respect my pyproject.toml file ?
By the way there is a way to have logs of what djlint-vscode is doing ?

[christopherpickering]

I wonder if this

should be the directory of the current file, not the project root?

Right now it is the directory that is opened in VSCode. If it were to use the current file directory it will probably work.

I'm not sure if this is the right vs command, but vscode.window.activeTextEditor.document.uri.fsPath sounds like it would work.

[christopherpickering]

@monosans Easier said than done lol, I found a way that works and uses the pyproject.toml file correctly. I'll put a PR for you.

[monosans]

Fixed in v2022.10.0. Many thanks to @christopherpickering for the help and quick fix!

[fabien-michel]

Thanks for he fast fix ! It solve the issue main issue for me without having to specify the configuration file.
Nevertheless, it don't explain why specifying the configuration file make it not used by djlint.

[monosans]

Nevertheless, it don't explain why specifying the configuration file make it not used by djlint.

AFAIK --configuration doesn't support pyproject.toml, only .djlintrc format.

[christopherpickering]

@monosans thats correct, sorry I didn't notice that @fabien-michel.

[monosans]

By the way there is a way to have logs of what djlint-vscode is doing ?

The error logs are in Developer Tools (Ctrl+Shift+I or Help > Toggle Developer Tools).