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@samskiter This is a limitation of dmypy
as it does not re-read pyproject.toml
. However, this is an easier fix in the extension to restart the server. This can be done using workspace file-watcher with a pattern that includes all the various settings files. The water needs to track changed events and trigger restart.
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This is beyond my ability / time availability right now I'm afraid, but would love to see this implemented to have behaviour parity with other python extensions (this took me a while to realise when fiddling with my project settings)
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We are reserving this issue for Grace Hopper's Open Source Day, which will take place on September 22nd, 2023. If you're part of the event and would like to submit a contribution to this issue, please let us know, and we'll be happy to assign it to you.
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@karthiknadig grace hopper participant.
interested to take this issue.
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