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Running poetry shell writes version information #30
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I'll check this out - it sounds like a defect. I'm guessing we need a special case for it like we have for |
This is now fixed in v0.11.0 🎉 |
Thanks @mtkennerly ! |
Unfortunately I'm not sure it's fully fixed. Unless I'm doing something wrong? Let me know if I can help with supplying a reproduction
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Hmm, could you please tell me your:
I can't reproduce it with Windows 10, Git Bash, Poetry 1.0.10, and Python 3.7.0. |
For sure — I'm on
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Ah, I have an idea — when running But that's not really what we want — people are running Does that make sense? Also possible I misunderstanding other constraints of the problem. Thanks as ever for you patience @mtkennerly ... |
Thanks for the info :) For me, it cleans up even before exiting:
I updated to Poetry 1.1.4, and it still works for me, so that's not the reason it's acting differently. I'll try adding some more variations to the test matrix (especially Mac and Python 3.9) to see if I can narrow down the issue. |
OK, let me check whether there's something else going on with my system... |
OK so I think this was caused by a file somehow being left over in But it now works! Thanks again for your help and patience |
Oh, weird. Well, I'm glad it's working now :D Definitely let me know if you run into any problems like that again. |
The library is working really well — thanks again.
One issue we've been having recently is when running
poetry shell
, the__version__
gets written and not reverted. So on a clean repo, runningpoetry shell
generates this diff:Is there something I'm doing wrong?
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