Document find_project_root
ignoring pyproject.toml
without [tool.black]
#4425
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Description
Extend the docstring of black's
find_project_root
to mention that it ignorespyproject.toml
files without a[tool.black]
section.This is relevant because that function is also used by other python packages that use black. I found that e.g. datamodel-code-generator uses that function and that there the ignoring of the pyproject.toml files lead to a degradation. I think in that case it would be better to not use black's function for finding the pyproject.toml, but in any case this behavior should be documented.
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