When updating `pyproject.toml` (lint/type/dependency config), keep changes minimal and future-safe: enable/disable rules deliberately, scope suppressions to the smallest scope, avoid broad “select everything” patterns that can introduce unintended auto-fixes, remove redundant settings, and bound dependency versions. Guidelines: - Prefer targeted suppression over global ignores: use `# noqa: ` / `noqa: ` on the specific line; avoid broad `ignorelist` entries unless truly pervasive. - Don’t enable `select = ["ALL"]` without scoping how fixes are applied. If you must opt into many rules, ensure auto-fixing cannot silently change semantics or readability by pulling in newly-added rules after version bumps. - Remove redundant mypy/typing flags when the stricter umbrella option already covers them. - Keep dependency constraints bounded (upper bounds for major versions) so upgrades don’t silently jump compatibility boundaries. Example (lint config): ```toml [tool.ruff.lint] # Prefer explicit lists or ALL only with careful fix scoping. select = ["ALL"] # AND ensure you only fix the rules you explicitly trust: # fixable = ["F", "E", "W"] # example: opt-in only [tool.flake8-builtins] # Prefer per-line suppression over global ignores: # "id" should usually be handled with: some_var = id(...) # noqa: A002 ignorelist = [] ``` Example (mypy config): ```toml [tool.mypy] strict = true # Avoid redundant flags like strict_bytes if strict already implies it. # strict_bytes = true # remove ``` Example (dependency bounds): ```toml dependencies = [ "langgraph>=0.6.0,<1.0.0", ] ```