[pyproject.toml] how to skip assert_used B101 only in test files

[copdips]

Hello,

With .bandit format, I can achieve that with:

assert_used:
  skips:
    - "*/*_test.py"
    - "*/test_*.py"

But I cannot find an example how to achieve that from pyproject.toml, the below conf will skip the check for all the files, not test files only:

[tool.bandit]
skips = ["B101"]

[mportesdev]

This might work, but I haven't tested it.

[tool.bandit.assert_used]
skips = ["*/*_test.py", "*/test_*.py"]

[copdips]

thx a lot, this one works

[copdips]

so we just to make sure that the result dict is good ?

[mportesdev]

import yaml

yaml_conf = '''
assert_used:
  skips:
    - "*/*_test.py"
    - "*/test_*.py"
'''

>>> yaml.safe_load(yaml_conf)
{'assert_used': {'skips': ['*/*_test.py', '*/test_*.py']}}

[mportesdev]

import tomli

toml_conf = '''
[tool.bandit.assert_used]
skips = ["*/*_test.py", "*/test_*.py"]
'''

>>> tomli.loads(toml_conf)['tool']['bandit']
{'assert_used': {'skips': ['*/*_test.py', '*/test_*.py']}}

[mpas]

Hello,

With .bandit format, I can achieve that with:

assert_used:
  skips:
    - "*/*_test.py"
    - "*/test_*.py"

But I cannot find an example how to achieve that from pyproject.toml, the below conf will skip the check for all the files, not test files only:

[tool.bandit]
skips = ["B101"]

Can you share an example on how you achieved this using the bandit format or any other format! I am struggling with the exclusion using the latest release of bandit.