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Poetry's default version capping is restrictive and unnecessary. It is preventing compatibility in the conda installations. The limitations caused by capping are detailed Henry Schreiner's blog post on poetry's decisions on capping (https://iscinumpy.dev/post/bound-version-constraints/). Setting a minimum version is better than a minimum version with a cap.
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Related to #59 |
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Thanks for the links, I will add this to main. From what I see (so far) there is no downside in using |
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Please use the inequality syntax
>=instead of caret syntax^, which is Poetry's default version capping. Unfortunately, version capping is restrictive, and it is preventing compatibility in thecondainstallations. The limitations caused by capping are detailed Henry Schreiner's blog post on poetry's decisions on capping.