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Specify the utility of py_editable_in_resolve in IDE integrations. Combine the third-party and first-party sections, and add a special note for "Pylint and VSCode"-like cases.
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Thanks for taking the time to submit a pull request, @sriramv2 @sureshjoshi I note that you've assigned yourself for review. Are you still able to take a look? Thanks |
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@huonw Yeah, I will be. I took a quick look when I assigned myself, and I was debating on whether some of the original made more sense. I'm just locked away dealing with renovations, which should finish later this week. |
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Specify the utility of py_editable_in_resolve in IDE integrations. Combine the third-party and first-party sections, and add a special note for "Pylint and VSCode"-like cases.