Add missing black settings#83
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Failing due to the changes introduced in Qiskit/qiskit#6270 |
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Thanks for catching the issue with missing pyproject.toml @adekusar-drl |
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* added pyproject.toml and reformatting * manual fixes
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Summary
A copy from qiskit-community/qiskit-nature#172.
Adds the missing
pyproject.tomlfile.Details and comments
The reason for many of the "odd" reformattings part of #81 is the missing configuration file.
Most notable, the missing settings for the line-length! black defaults to a line-length of 88 which obviously caused many changes in our code-base (which uses a line-length of 100).