Migrate to pyproject.toml

[Ce11an]

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What does this PR do?

Migrate from setup.cfg to pyproject.toml

Fixes #90

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[Ce11an]

@Borda - Would you like me to use ruff in utilities? If not, a .flake8 file is needed. Let me know 👍🏻

[Borda]

Would you like me to use ruff in utilities? If not, a .flake8 file is needed. Let me know 👍🏻

sweet! let's also use ruff :)

[Ce11an]

Hey @Borda,

I have added ruff. Like metrics, do you want to migrate pydocstyle and isort in separate PRs? I believe pre-commit does not read the pyproject.toml for run configurations, so .pre-commit-config.yaml should be updated to reflect the pyproject.toml.

Let me know 👍🏻

[akihironitta]

@Ce11an Thank you for working on this!

I believe pre-commit does not read the pyproject.toml for run configurations, so .pre-commit-config.yaml should be updated to reflect the pyproject.toml.

I haven't tried, but I think there is no need to reflect any changes in pyproject.toml to pre-commit-config.yaml as isort/black/ruff etc. called by pre-commit automatically read their configuration in pyproject.toml, no?

[Borda]

do you want to migrate pydocstyle and isort in separate PRs?

yes, let's do it separately and keep PRs rather more focused :)

I believe pre-commit does not read the pyproject.toml for run configurations, so .pre-commit-config.yaml should be updated to reflect the pyproject.toml.

it does, as you can simply check it adding some super strict check, like the D or SIM

[Ce11an]

do you want to migrate pydocstyle and isort in separate PRs?

yes, let's do it separately and keep PRs rather more focused :)

I believe pre-commit does not read the pyproject.toml for run configurations, so .pre-commit-config.yaml should be updated to reflect the pyproject.toml.

it does, as you can simply check it adding some super strict check, like the D or SIM

Ah, awesome. Good to know - thanks!