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• Example .isort.cfg

As well as the built in profiles, you can define and share your own profiles.

All that's required is to create a Python package that exposes an entry point to a dictionary exposing profile settings under isort.profiles. An example is available within the isortrepo

Example .isort.cfg

[options.entry_points] isort.profiles = shared_profile=my_module:PROFILE