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Switch to poetry #143

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@quaxsze quaxsze commented Jul 24, 2022

@quaxsze quaxsze changed the title WIP: Switch to poetry Switch to poetry Aug 22, 2022
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See relevant comments I made on opendatateam/udata#2757.

We need to specify instructions on the good practice to have a shared dev env.
I personally manually activated the env (located in ~/.cache/pypoetry/virtualenvs/) in udata-front.
We could also create an env in-project in udata and use it as well in udata-front.
In any case we need to document it I think.

I had some issues when first installing (see my comment), but then it seemed to work smoothly, with both udata and udata-front being in development mode with hot reload working.

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quaxsze commented Oct 4, 2022

Trying to get an advice on our issue: python-poetry/poetry#6706

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Mettre en place un PoC de udata et udata-front avec Poetry
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