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Cannot be installed using Poetry. #202

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AndreGuerra123 opened this issue Feb 23, 2019 · 4 comments
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Cannot be installed using Poetry. #202

AndreGuerra123 opened this issue Feb 23, 2019 · 4 comments

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@AndreGuerra123
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Failed to install using Poetry 0.12
[RecursionError]
maximum recursion depth exceeded
Regards,

@CleanCut
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@AndreGuerra123 Sorry for the delay, I was on vacation! 🌴

Could you please provide some details about your setup so we can reproduce the problem? For example:

  • Operating System
  • Output of green --version
  • The commands you are using with Poetry
  • Anything else we would need to know to run stuff and see the error

If we can reproduce the problem, there's a good chance we can fix it!

@GjjvdBurg
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Thanks for looking into this, I encountered this problem as well. The issue on the Poetry repo is here. The commands to reproduce:

$ poetry new myproject
$ cd myproject
$ poetry add green

You can use the command poetry -vvv add green to see more verbose output. The problem is the duplicate dependency on colorama, but whether this should to be fixed in Poetry or Green I can't tell. Thanks again!

CleanCut added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 21, 2019
…ama in extras_require...but we always need it and it's already in install_requires. So we'll take it out of extras_require, and maybe that issue will benefit from the removed redundancy.
@CleanCut
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This fix was included in 2.14.1, which was just released. 👍

@GjjvdBurg
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Thanks a lot @CleanCut!

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