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It would be nice if dlt automatically checks whether a pyproject.toml is present. If so, it could use the [dlt] section for all of its configurations.
Most Python tooling can be configured in pyproject.toml and it would be convenient if all of these configurations can be found in the same file. Anyone looking at a (data) repository could then start by reading the pyproject.toml instead of having to scan for tool-specific configuration files.
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Yes, I'm already a dlt user.
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Feature description
It would be nice if dlt automatically checks whether a
pyproject.toml
is present. If so, it could use the[dlt]
section for all of its configurations.Most Python tooling can be configured in
pyproject.toml
and it would be convenient if all of these configurations can be found in the same file. Anyone looking at a (data) repository could then start by reading thepyproject.toml
instead of having to scan for tool-specific configuration files.Are you a dlt user?
Yes, I'm already a dlt user.
Use case
No response
Proposed solution
No response
Related issues
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: