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Why do I need to run packages from separate virtualenvs #2763

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kantord opened this issue Mar 22, 2023 · 2 comments
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Why do I need to run packages from separate virtualenvs #2763

kantord opened this issue Mar 22, 2023 · 2 comments

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@kantord
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kantord commented Mar 22, 2023 

poetry install

cd apps/librelingo_yaml_loader
poetry install
cd ../..

cd apps/librelingo_json_export
poetry install
cd ../..
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Hello! I don't know where to discuss this better, so I'll write it here. I try to set up the project locally but I have a problem during installing dependencies. When I run

poetry install

in apps/librelingo_yaml_loader, poetry can't resolve dependencies during huge amount of time (I waited until 50000 sec). When I run

poetry install -vv

I see that the main problem is with nr-util
screenshot.
Are there any problems or am I doing something wrong?

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kantord commented Apr 19, 2023

@ProtKsen this seems to be a problem with poetry itself, at least based on your screenshot I cannot think of a way it could be related to LibreLingo.

Also I think I have experienced something similar, maybe it solves itself after some time, or maybe you could try running poetry cache clear . --all to clear your poetry cache? Also you could check if you have the latest version of poetry

@kantord kantord mentioned this issue Aug 30, 2023
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sublime-coleslaw added a commit to sublime-coleslaw/LibreLingo that referenced this issue Nov 20, 2023
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Use local packages in pyproject.toml
d3ac75a 
Using local packages instead of versioned pypi packages allows for
instant updates to sub-packages without needing to create a new release.
Packages can now be installed with one `poetry install` command in the
root librelingo project.

Version drift between sub-packages is also stopped. It's impossible for
librelingo-json-export and librelingo-yaml-loader to depend on different
versions of librelingo-fakes.

kantord#3023
kantord#2763
sublime-coleslaw added a commit to sublime-coleslaw/LibreLingo that referenced this issue Nov 20, 2023
@sublime-coleslaw
Use local packages in pyproject.toml
da92f60 
Using local packages instead of versioned pypi packages allows for
instant updates to sub-packages without needing to create a new release.
Packages can now be installed with one `poetry install` command in the
root librelingo project.

Version drift between sub-packages is also stopped. It's impossible for
librelingo-json-export and librelingo-yaml-loader to depend on different
versions of librelingo-fakes.

kantord#3023
kantord#2763
sublime-coleslaw added a commit to sublime-coleslaw/LibreLingo that referenced this issue Nov 20, 2023
@sublime-coleslaw
Use local packages in pyproject.toml
96bb42a 
Using local packages instead of versioned pypi packages allows for
instant updates to sub-packages without needing to create a new release.
Packages can now be installed with one `poetry install` command in the
root librelingo project.

Version drift between sub-packages is also stopped. It's impossible for
librelingo-json-export and librelingo-yaml-loader to depend on different
versions of librelingo-fakes.

kantord#3023

kantord#2763
@sublime-coleslaw sublime-coleslaw mentioned this issue Nov 20, 2023
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