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chore: update poetry.lock using Poetry v1.1.15 #748

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@sisp sisp commented Aug 23, 2022

I've updated poetry.lock (with poetry lock --no-update, i.e. without resolving the dependencies) using Poetry v1.1.15 which sorts extras and extras dependencies, resulting in a more deterministic lock file and hopefully smaller diffs upon changes. In order to benefit from the improvement in Poetry v1.1.15, only Poetry v1.1.15+ should be used for updating dependencies from now on.

@yajo yajo enabled auto-merge (rebase) August 26, 2022 08:54
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Thanks!

@yajo yajo merged commit fc6bb03 into copier-org:master Aug 26, 2022
@sisp sisp deleted the chore/update-lockfile-poetry-1-1-15 branch August 26, 2022 13:45
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sisp commented Aug 26, 2022

Strange, the PR was merged but there's no commit in master. 🤔

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pawamoy commented Aug 26, 2022

Indeed, the commit in the timeline event links to the "spelling fixes" one 🤔

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sisp commented Aug 26, 2022

It looks like the changes were applied though.

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yajo commented Aug 28, 2022

It seems dependabot did your work in #749 and entered before this, so maybe git discarded it on merge for not having any new changes to add.

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