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Use pyproject.toml as the configuration file #70
Use pyproject.toml as the configuration file #70
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That's pretty clever but it will crash with KeyError if
[tool]
or[[tool.tbump]]
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True, but let's not forget that the PR was about implementing Option 2, i.e. only support
pyproject.toml
. In this case,tool.tbump
should always be present :)))That being said, handling the
KeyError
would probably make sense anyway, since the user might make a typo or something.