poetry: Use non-package mode #7286
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Since `poetry=1.8.0` there is a non-package mode. This can be used to create `pyproject.toml` files that are only used to track dependencies. Performing `poetry install` in the project-root with a recent version of `poetry` is currently generating a warning which will become an error in the future. Setting `package-mode=false` makes this error go away. A side-effect is that the `name`, `version` and `description` in the `pyproject.toml`-file will be ignored. Keeping the parameters in the `pyproject.toml` file ensures it will still work for developers who are using `poetry<1.8.0`.
cdecker
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May 3, 2024
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This will be nice. It didn't seem compatible with poetry < 1.8.0 though. At least with 1.7.1 I got: Let's tag this for 24.08 to allow a grace period. |
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Since
poetry=1.8.0there is a non-package mode. This can be used tocreate
pyproject.tomlfiles that are only used to track dependencies.Performing
poetry installin the project-root with a recent version ofpoetryis currently generating a warning which will become an error in the
future.
Setting
package-mode=falsemakes this error go away.A side-effect is that the
name,versionanddescriptionin thepyproject.toml-file will be ignored. Keeping the parameters in thepyproject.tomlfile ensures it will still work for developers who areusing
poetry<1.8.0.