loosely define dependencies to reduce dependency conflicts when using poetry #19
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… poetry When using pybald with exago and using poetry package manager, The strict defined patch versions lead to poetry being unable to install the packages. Added a little black formatting.
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Instead of loosening the minor patch version, I decided to change all the dependencies to minimums instead of "pinned". I think this should solve the problem. Let me know if it doesn't. I've released a new version 0.5.7 |
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When using pybald with exago and using poetry package manager, The strict defined patch versions lead to poetry being unable to install the packages.
The problem is that poetry does not allow for dependency override that we have when using just pip.
Added a little black formatting.
find the poetry issue [here] (python-poetry/poetry#697)