Added option to manually specifiy project root #3116
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This makes the behaviour of the tests better mimic real-world usage. Now the git submodule full path test fails, reproducing the bug seen in real-world usage.
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Description
This is one possible fix for: #3040
I have added the
--project-rootcommand line argument which can be used to force black to evaluate paths relative to that root. Otherwise, black will pick up things like.gitfolders in submodules and use the submodule path as the project root instead.We want to auto-format our code in Visual Studio Code but want to exclude 3rd-party git submodules by specifying them in pyproject.toml. This is needed to make that work.
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