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Add support for git dependencies #2
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…e6fbf466caadd parent 5f4f0b8 author Las <[email protected]> 1573141767 +0900 committer Las-Wonho <[email protected]> 1573143303 +0900 # This is a combination of 3 commits. # This is the 1st commit message: Update run.py # This is the commit message python-poetry#2: Update run.py # This is the commit message python-poetry#3: Update run.py # This is the commit message python-poetry#4: Update run.py
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This is a longer config, but it better demonstrates how `poetry install --no-root --sync` can be used to sync locked dependencies to tox environments. Importantly, it demonstrates the following improvements over the existing example: - it does not run commands with `poetry run`, which *looks* correct but actually means that the `commands` are executing from the poetry environment, rather than the tox environment - it shows the application of dependency groups to tox environments - it shows differentiated use of `skip_install` (and thereby encourages correct usage in concert with `mypy` in particular, which many projects struggle to handle) The main downside of this new example is that it is longer and more complex for the very simple cases. However, if we take "Usecase python-poetry#2" as describing an application (rather than a library) which wants a developer experience in which locked dependencies are used for linting and test steps, then this is a more complete and realistic sample config.
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