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We already use pyproject.toml to store some configs of the project, so I thought, why do we don't use poetry to manage and publish the project?
Here's the deal. Mypy, Pyright and Pytests could store the configs in pyproject.toml file. We could run that thought poetry, split the development dependencies and publish the whole project. It's gonna be easier and clean for anyone to contribute to the project.
Download the project -> poetry install -> make code -> poetry run tests -> poetry publish
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We already use pyproject.toml to store some configs of the project, so I thought, why do we don't use poetry to manage and publish the project?
Here's the deal. Mypy, Pyright and Pytests could store the configs in pyproject.toml file. We could run that thought poetry, split the development dependencies and publish the whole project. It's gonna be easier and clean for anyone to contribute to the project.
Download the project -> poetry install -> make code -> poetry run tests -> poetry publish
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: