pyproject.toml: Fix black excludes
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`black` and `ni-python-styleguide` have different formats for `extend_exclude`: - `black` uses a single regex - `ni-python-styleguide` uses a comma-separated list of `fnmatch` patterns See ni/python-styleguide#134 for more info. Signed-off-by: Brad Keryan <[email protected]>
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What does this Pull Request accomplish?
Change the
tools.blackextend_excludefield to use the correct format.Why should this Pull Request be merged?
blackandni-python-styleguidehave different formats forextend_exclude:blackuses a single regexni-python-styleguideuses a comma-separated list offnmatchpatternsSee ni/python-styleguide#134 for more info.
What testing has been done?
poetry run black .no longer reformats files that it shouldn't.