bundle dependencies marked as editable

[smcoll]

For dependencies marked as editable, this plugin will create .pth files including the local location of the path-based dependency. In that sense, the dependency is not bundled.

Is there a reason for a bundled install to observe the "develop = true" flag? If so, can we have an option to install these packages as non-editable instead? According to my reading of python-poetry/poetry#1382 (comment), this bundler is supposed to handle that installation case.

poetry 1.2.1
poetry-core 1.2.0
poetry-plugin-bundle 1.1.0

[micahjsmith]

Any updates here? AFAICT this is blocking a poetry-only solution to install path deps in non-editable mode for docker multi-stage builds.

[graham2071]

With:

• poetry 1.6.1
• poetry-plugin-bundle 1.3.0

I don't experience the same behaviour. Editable packages are correctly bundled as non editable (ie no .pth is created).

I use the following command (from a Dockerfile): poetry bundle venv --only=main --no-interaction --no-cache /bundle

Edit: my bad ! poetry.lock was not up-to-date and still contained develop = false. I can reproduce the issue with above mentioned versions.

[TNonet]

I want to add my support behind this. We also want to use this feature for our Docker builds.

@finswimmer, Would it be possible for you to comment if this change can be tackled purely in this package, or does it require changes upstream to poetry itself?

I would be willing to make those changes if it is just scoped to this package. If this requires poetry changes, can we plan the LOE for that?

[caeus]

Any progress? How can we help?

[radoering]

I would be willing to make those changes if it is just scoped to this package. If this requires poetry changes, can we plan the LOE for that?

I assume this requires changes in poetry. This plugin just runs the installer:

poetry-plugin-bundle/src/poetry_plugin_bundle/bundlers/venv_bundler.py

Line 133 in 3e389b9

return_code = installer.run()

You probably have to implement an interface to tell the installer to ignore the develop flag. For example, depending on the setting you could iterate over all operations and set develop to false for each package before executing the operations at:
https://github.com/python-poetry/poetry/blob/37028af45787af736b50c081589532034642469d/src/poetry/installation/installer.py#L357