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Hi @gerbenoostra thanks for the plugin, it works as described on the README.
I've been able to export the subrepositories correctly, but I was expecting been able to also create a root non-package pyproject.toml that points to the subrepositories and export them, which doesn't seem to work.
My idea was to create a global venv, export the root dependencies and install them, but the root export doesn't work it outputs my local paths in editable mode.
This is my current setup, the package A doesn't use the plugin, but the package B (that depends on A) uses the plugin.
── pyproject.toml
└── repo
├── A
│ └── pyproject.toml
└── B
└── pyproject.toml
My root pyproject.toml is a non package that points to the subrepositories, but exporting from the root doesn't export the package a and b with their actual versions.
Hi @gerbenoostra thanks for the plugin, it works as described on the README.
I've been able to export the subrepositories correctly, but I was expecting been able to also create a root non-package
pyproject.toml
that points to the subrepositories and export them, which doesn't seem to work.My idea was to create a global venv, export the root dependencies and install them, but the root export doesn't work it outputs my local paths in editable mode.
This is my current setup, the package A doesn't use the plugin, but the package B (that depends on A) uses the plugin.
My root pyproject.toml is a non package that points to the subrepositories, but exporting from the root doesn't export the package a and b with their actual versions.
Edit: This is a non-blocking issue, is more something that I would expected it would work
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