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I'd like to know how to specify that project X depends on poetry version Y.
Can I add something to pyproject.toml to manage it?
Why?
Different poetry versions, especially recent ones, are breaking compatibility between them (standard) when it comes to poetry.lock and managed remote repositories.
It's becoming a nightmare in my company, as developers keep breaking CI/CD processes and the main branch because they use different poetry versions, sometimes by mistake or due to a lack of information. But indeed is hard to keep track of what project expects what poetry version as it needs to be specified somewhere.
Also, for CI/CD it isn't very easy, as I need to install poetry in the CI/CD machines, and I don't know which version I need to do it.
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Hi!
I'd like to know how to specify that project X depends on poetry version Y.
Can I add something to
pyproject.toml
to manage it?Why?
Different poetry versions, especially recent ones, are breaking compatibility between them (standard) when it comes to
poetry.lock
and managed remote repositories.It's becoming a nightmare in my company, as developers keep breaking CI/CD processes and the main branch because they use different poetry versions, sometimes by mistake or due to a lack of information. But indeed is hard to keep track of what project expects what poetry version as it needs to be specified somewhere.
Also, for CI/CD it isn't very easy, as I need to install poetry in the CI/CD machines, and I don't know which version I need to do it.
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