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Flag to install all extras #3413
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Related: #3369 |
Seconded for this one - I want to provide my team a vscode devcontainer that installs everything out of the box, and don't want to have to remember to update the |
Would supporting I am just curious if folks have a preference for |
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I don't have an opinion either way, but I'd like to use this feature to make dev testing somewhat easier. I posted a PR for |
Any idea when this will be released? |
It looks like the PR only got merged to master which is on version 1.2.0 beta. Could we get the |
@ecs-jnguyen @kroeschl @neersighted that would be awesome! |
There won't be any backports to 1.1 at this point. Unless anything breaks upstream (like it was for 1.1.14), there won't be another 1.1 release. |
Do we have an estimate on when 1.2 stable will be released? |
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Feature Request
It would be handy to have a flag like
--all-extras
to install every package listed in any of the extras.The specific use case is that I want the IDE to index the packages for every subsystem (AWS Lambda jobs in this case) for easier development.
Workarounds:
poetry install --extras="$(sed --quiet '/\[tool\.poetry\.extras\]/,/^\[/{s/^\(.*\) = \[/\1/p}' pyproject.toml | sed --null-data 's/\n/ /g;s/ $//')" --remove-untracked
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