Ruff fails to exclude a file, tries to parse it, and bails

[flying-sheep]

I have a git repository. Since it’s a cookiecutter template, it contains a directory called {{cookiecutter.project_name}}[sic]. I try to run Ruff on the other files in the repo like this:

$ ruff "--extend-exclude=\\{\\{cookiecutter.project_name\\}\\}/**" --force-exclude -v .
[2023-04-27][17:17:32][ruff::resolver][DEBUG] Ignored path via `exclude`: "/Users/phil/Dev/cookiecutter-scverse/.git"
error: TOML parse error at line 50, column 1
   |
50 | {% if cookiecutter.project_name.lower().replace('-', '_') != cookiecutter.package_name -%}
   | ^
invalid key

Ruff shouldn’t try to parse that TOML file, I’m excluding it!

[flying-sheep]

I circumvented it by using pre-commit’s files key, but I guess for others this would still be an issue.

[charliermarsh]

Hmm yeah, that does look like a bug. I thought I'd fixed this in #3588, just confirming that you're on a recent release?

[charliermarsh]

The linked PR suggests v0.0.250 -- mind checking if something like v0.0.260 or newer resolves this?

[flying-sheep]

Huh, did use a freshly installed command line Ruff to verify (without actually checking if it was the newest version), but now I can’t reproduce it.

Apologies!