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Migrate from Poetry to PDM #214
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Poetry breaks very often and changes installation mechanisms frequently. Every time we do a Pyra update, something inside Poetry is broken. That is why I no longer want to depend on poetry in production environments.
With Poetry I would have to
poetry export -f requirements.txt
, every time, I change dependencies and include therequirements.txt
in the repository. In production, I canpip install -r requirements.txt
.PDM is an alternative to Poetry and produces a
pyproject.toml
that is directly usable by pip. On top of that it seems to be be more stable (less breaking releases, constant installation instructions).pyproject.toml
pip install colorama
in docs to just usepip install .
in setup tool dirThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: