Until now, only linting was enabled. My failure.
I added this setting to widen the code style automation. I also enabled [keep-runtime-typing](https://docs.astral.sh/ruff/settings/#lint_pyupgrade_keep-runtime-typing) because we use Pydantic.
Finally, I executed the new formatting over all the project.
Now that we're more strict in answer types, it's good too to tell more details about what failed.
Now, the type exceptions tell questions, types and answers that failed.
* refactor(tests): add type hints and clean up
* fix: import `Protocol` from `typing-extensions` when using Python 3.7
* fix: import `Literal` from `typing-extensions` when using Python 3.7
* refactor(tests): create template and subproject directory using `tmp_path_factory` fixture
* refactor(tests): use OS-agnostic file path separator
* refactor(tests): use `/` separator for `skip_if_exists` paths
* style: fix formatting error
* refactor(tests): expect POSIX path for local repo URL
* Refactor
* Fix#110.
* Rewrite test_config_exclude, test_config_exclude_overridden and test_config_include. These tests were badly designed, using a monkeypatch that would never happen in the real world, and actually producing false positives. I moved them to test_exclude.py and rewritten to test the what and not the how.
* Fix#214 by removing skip option. Relevant tests use the better skip_if_exists=["**"].
* Remove subdirectory flag from API/CLI. It was confusing and could lead to bad maintenance situations. Fixes#315.
* Remove extra_paths and fix#321
* Remember that you cannot use _copier_conf.src_path as a path now
* use dataclasses
* Create errors module, simplify some tests, fix many others
* Fix some tests, complete EnvOps removal
* Fix#214 and some tests related to it
* Reorder code
* Update docs and imports
* Modularize test_complex_questions
* Interlink worker and questionary a bit better
* Removal of Questionary class, which only had 1 meaningful method that is now merged into Worker to avoid circular dependencies.
* Fix#280 in a simple way: only user answers are type-casted inside API, and CLI transforms all `--data` using YAML always. Predictable.
* Use prereleases correctly.
* Reorder AnswersMap to have a more significative repr.
* Simpler cache for old `Question.get_choices()` method (renamed now).
* fix wrong test
* Fix test_subdirectory
* Fix test_tasks (and remove tests/demo_tasks)
* Fix path filter tests, and move it to test_exclude, where it belongs
* Make test_config pass
* Fix more wrongly designed tests
* Use cached_property backport if needed
* xfail test known to fail on mac
* force posix paths on windows
* Add typing_extensions for python < 3.8
* Sort dependencies in pyproject.toml
* Support python 3.6 str-to-datetime conversion
* Workaround https://bugs.python.org/issue43095
* xfail test_path_filter on windows
* Upgrade mkdocs and other dependencies to fix https://github.com/pawamoy/mkdocstrings/issues/222
* Add missing reference docs.
* Add workaround for https://github.com/pawamoy/mkdocstrings/pull/209
* Docs.
* Remove validators module
* Add workaround for https://github.com/pawamoy/mkdocstrings/issues/225
* Restore docs autorefs as explained in https://github.com/pawamoy/mkdocstrings/issues/226#issuecomment-775413562.
* Workaround https://github.com/pawamoy/pytkdocs/issues/86
- Ignore errors when executing `shutil.rmtree()`, because it seems like it's common to fail when deleting git repos on Windows, and since these are temp files, we don't really care that much there's garbage left. Any good OS should clean the temp folders automatically.
- Always find Jinja templates in `PosixPath` mode.
- Ignore `OSError` when trying to enter a possibly git root directory. This is yielded by Windows when the path is a URL and we don't really care about it.
- Fix some tests with non-windows hardcoded stuff.
- Fix a test that was using a Bash script. Modified to be Python, which should work fine cross-system.
- Remove external python dependencies (yaml, plumbum) from test task/migration files. These are available on Linux because it gets the python env from the venv, but on Windows, it uses the main python interpreter and breaks. After all, that's not very important here.
- Do not modify EOL in CI.
- Use python executable in tests instead of python3.
- Update pre-commit versions to include https://github.com/pre-commit/pre-commit-hooks/pull/509.
- Disable autorebasing.
- Disable pre-commit on CI on Windows.
- Require python 3.8 on Windows, where `tempfile` supports autoremoving directories with read-only files.
