Is there a way to set the .toml file up so you will have the dependencies installed in a certain order with Poetry? Imagine I have the following .toml: How can I make sure wxPython always is installed first? Answer There is no way to tell Poetry to install packages in a certain order. The reason for this is, because
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Poetry and buildkit mount=type=cache not working when building over airflow image
I have 2 examples of docker file and one is working and another is not. The main difference between the 2 is the base image. Simple python base image docker file: Airflow base image docker file: Before building the docker file run poetry lock in the same folder as the pyproject.toml file! pyproject.toml file: In order to build the images
Why can’t I install a Python package with the Python requirement “>=3.8,<3.11" into a Poetry project with the Python version "^3.9"?
I’m having an issue installing dependencies into my Poetry project. If I run poetry new (as described in https://python-poetry.org/docs/basic-usage/), I can create a new project: My project structure looks like this after I delete a few files not needed for this reproduction: My pyproject.toml file looks like this: When I run poetry add scipy, it tries to install the latest
Poetry Error: Not enough arguments (missing: “path”)
I had poetry running smoothly till yesterday with 1.1.13 version on Python 3.10.4 installed via pyenv Today I updated poetry with the command Now after setting When I try to create a new project It keeps giving me this error I already have my ~/.zshrc with the poetry setup if I am not mistaken on my Apple M1 machine My
Where to locate virtual environment installed using poetry | Where to find poetry installed virtual environment
I installed poetry using the following command:- (Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://raw.githubusercontent.com/python-poetry/poetry/master/get-poetry.py -UseBasicParsing).Content | python – To know more about it refer this. Now I wanted to create a virtual environment, that I created it using the following command:- poetry config virtualenvs.in-project true To know more about it refer this. But after doing this, I can`t see any .venv(virtual environment) folder. To
Cannot install the gpu version of torch and torchvision in poetry due to a dependency problem
I am trying to create a virtual environment for machine learning using poetry. So, I am using pytorch as a framework for deep learning. I will extract the relevant part of my pyproject.toml. Since pytroch uses the GPU, you need to install it by specifying the whl file. If you install it this way, the version of pytroch will be
How to list the name of all Poetry extras?
I’m working on a project where I need to install all of the Poetry extras to run an automated build. What is the easiest way to get that list as a space-separated list, for use in poetry install –extras=”$extras”? Some possibilities: I could use the Python toml package, but that would require setting up a separate virtualenv to install it.
import local package during poetry run
I just transitioned from pipenv to poetry and I’m having trouble importing a package from a local package I’m developing in a few of my scripts. To make this more concrete, my project looks something like: Within myscript.py, I import mypackage. But when I poetry run bin/myscript.py I get a ModuleNotFoundError because the PYTHONPATH does not include the root of
Poetry doesn`t use system-global Cython for compiling dependencies from source
I have a dependency package hdbscan that is compiled from source and requires a Cython to be present. Now, the dependencies are managed through Poetry, and it seems that while compiling hdbscan it uses a dedicated virtualenv with no Cython available in it. I tried installing cython3 in apt before poetry install. I tried pip install cython before poetry install
pipx-installed Spyder doesn’t recognize Poetry-installed pandas only when trying to view DataFrame in Variable Explorer
I’m using Python 3.8.5. My OS is Kubuntu 18.04. I installed Spyder and Poetry via pipx: Within my project folder, I installed pandas and spyder-kernels as dependencies: I can open Spyder just fine: In Spyder -> Preferences -> Python interpreter, I added the path to the Python interpreter for the project’s Poetry environment. I can import pandas in Spyder, like