@Scout convert this command:

poetry run dagster dev -d ./src/taxwire -m flows

to its pyproject.toml equivalent in the

[tool.dagster]

section

The documentation does not provide a direct example of converting a

dagster dev

command with flags to a

pyproject.toml

configuration under the

[tool.dagster]

section. However, based on the general knowledge of how

pyproject.toml

works for Python projects and the purpose of the

dagster dev

command, I can guide you on how to approach this. The

dagster dev

command is typically used to start the Dagster development environment, including the Dagster Daemon and Dagit UI. The

-d

flag specifies the directory where your Dagster repository code is located, and the

-m

flag specifies the Python module to load. To specify the equivalent configuration in

pyproject.toml

, you would typically define the repository location and module within the

[tool.dagster]

section. However, since the documentation does not provide a specific example or format for this, I cannot give you an exact

pyproject.toml

configuration. If you need to set up your Dagster project using

pyproject.toml

, I would recommend looking for any specific guidance in the documentation regarding the

[tool.dagster]

section or reaching out to the Dagster community for more detailed assistance. Additionally, you can explore the

pyproject.toml

files in the official Dagster examples for any patterns that might be relevant to your use case. Using Dagster with dbt, part 2: Load dbt... button MultiPartition to SinglePartition is bro... button Thank you for your feedback!