Move mypy.ini to pyproject.toml

[sobolevn]

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Mypy supports pyproject.toml for a long time now.
There's no need to have special mypy.ini, considering that all config is stored in pyproject.toml

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[sobolevn]

pydantic also supports pyproject.toml: https://docs.pydantic.dev/latest/integrations/mypy/

[JacobCoffee]

I believe this will impact vscode users

[provinzkraut]

How so? Does it not pick up the config within pyproject.toml?

[JacobCoffee]

I am just recalling something one of our users had - https://discord.com/channels/919193495116337154/919193688775749662/1093564708256219219

I haven't used vscode in quite a while though... so I'm not sure past this

[JacobCoffee]

## Coffee — 04/04/2023 7:35 PM
can we move mypy.ini into pyproject.toml? I can do the work if its okay to do

## chris — 04/06/2023 10:55 AM
Some MyPy IDE extensions don't like this -- just something to be aware of

## provinzkraut — 04/06/2023 10:56 AM
I think they meant extensions for the IDE, not extensions of mypy?

## chris — 04/06/2023 10:57 AM
Correct provinzkraut. Sorry that was unclear
But VSCode's MyPy extension doesn't. Funny enough I had a user interview with them where I asked them to start supporting it. They said they were working on it along with better poetry support.
But I know you guys pretty much all use pycharm. So perhaps not an issue. VSCode users can of course just run from the command line

[sobolevn]

Hm, interesting 🤔
I've never heard of any problems before, thanks for letting me know!

Related microsoft/vscode-mypy#37

[provinzkraut]

So we can either move all the mypy config into mypy.ini until the extension properly supports pyproject.toml or just tell VS Code users that they'll need to run mypy via the command line?

[JacobCoffee]

For me option 2 would be my suggestion, but thats due to my journey to eradicate 47 files in the root directory 😅