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a way to enforce the poetry version in pyproject.toml #6088

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DetachHead opened this issue Jul 29, 2022 · 2 comments
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a way to enforce the poetry version in pyproject.toml #6088

DetachHead opened this issue Jul 29, 2022 · 2 comments
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i would like to be able to pin the poetry version in pyproject.toml to make sure that other developers working on my project do not generate incompatible poetry.lock files.

apparently you can set the version in build-system.requires, but that's only for building wheels? my project does not build wheels so other collaborators will never get an error if they're using an incorrect version of poetry.

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Hey @DetachHead,

this was asked for earlier in #3316

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