Tell the user if their pyproject.toml file has been found and is being used about ward

[mandarvaze]

@darrenburns

I'm thinking we add a print/log statement here ? We use path computed earlier in the function in the print/log statement.

Additionally, in two places before return {} we can print/log something like "Using default config"

Let me know if this makes sense - I'll make a PR

[darrenburns]

I think here would make most sense:

ward/ward/terminal.py

Line 226 in a2095d0

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. I'm trying to keep the output limited to that file rather than scattering it all over the place.

In the case where we're using the default config, i.e. not pyproject config, I'd prefer if we just don't print anything.

[mandarvaze]

Thanks.

Yours is definitely cleaner approach ;)
I'll study the code a little to figure out how to get pyproject path in the code you mentioned above.

[darrenburns]

Cool - it'll probably involve looking at the docs for Click and seeing if it's possible to pass the data returned from the callback into the wrapped function. Let me know if you have any questions or need help with anything 😄

[mandarvaze]

I have a working solution ready, but it seems a lot of work to pass one string (toml path) to the ultimate "print" destination.
May be I am doing something wrong.
I'll submit a PR after following contributing guidelines.

[darrenburns]

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