chore: condense mypy and pytest config files to pyproject.toml #1053
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@zauberzeug-dev by the way test discovery is still being funky for me due to dependencies somewhere - working through that with devcontainer stuff. That aside these configurations seem to be coming in fine through pyproject.toml |
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I just noticed that pytest-watch doesn't work well with pyproject.toml (see joeyespo/pytest-watch#114). |
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Per conversation here, starting in PEP 518 the pyproject.toml is beginning to become the centralized location for all configuration. Both mypy and pytest use it. This is in preparation for simplifying some of the dev environment to make contribution a bit smoother