###### configuring what to type check and where to import from
# check all files in "."
project-includes = ["."]
# exclude dotfiles
project-excludes = ["**/.[!/.]*", "**/*venv/**"]
# perform an upward search for `.gitignore`, `.ignore`, and `.git/info/exclude`, and
# add those to `project-excludes` automatically
use-ignore-files = true
# import project files from "src" (main package) and "." (tests)
search-path = ["src", "."]
# let Pyrefly try to guess your search path
disable-search-path-heuristics = false
# do not include any third-party packages (except those provided by an interpreter)
site-package-path = []
###### configuring your python environment
python-platform = "darwin"
# assume the Python version we're using is 3.14, without querying an interpreter
python-version = "3.14"
# is Pyrefly disallowed from querying for an interpreter to automatically determine your
# `python-platform`, `python-version`, and extra entries to `site-package-path`?
skip-interpreter-query = false
# query the default Python interpreter on your system, if installed and `python_platform`,
# `python-version`, or `site-package-path` are unset.
# python-interpreter = null # this is commented out because there are no `null` values in TOML
#### configuring your type check settings
# wildcards for which Pyrefly will unconditionally replace the import with `typing.Any`
replace-imports-with-any = []
# wildcards for which Pyrefly will replace the import with `typing.Any` if it can't be found
ignore-missing-imports = []
# should Pyrefly skip type checking if we find a generated file?
ignore-errors-in-generated-code = false
# what should Pyrefly do when it encounters a function that is untyped?
untyped-def-behavior = "check-and-infer-return-type"
# can Pyrefly recognize ignore directives other than `# pyrefly: ignore` and `# type: ignore`
permissive-ignores = false
[errors]
# this is an empty table, meaning all errors are enabled by default
# no `[[sub-config]]` entries are included, since there are none by default