Use pyproject.toml to specify global pylint allows #1098
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Slightly better than cluttering up the Makefile. Put the configuration in pyproject.toml, because that is what we did for pyright. Signed-off-by: mulhern <amulhern@redhat.com>
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For pylint, there seems to be no way to add recursive configurations. So, you can really only put the global configuration in the pyproject.toml, and then do more local configurations via the command-line. For bandit, that technique doesn't work, all skips must be global. |
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