[poetry] detect if allow-prereleases=true

[MrGreenTea]

What would you like Renovate to be able to do?

currently, If I have a pyproject.toml like this I won't get updates for the version 1.1a1 of example.

[tool.poetry.dependencies]
python = "^3.9"
example = { version = "1.0", allow-prereleases=true }

With some guidance/introduction I could see myself implementing this.

[viceice]

try ignoreUnstable config option, eg something like:

packageRules: [
  {
  packageNames: ["example"],
  ignoreUnstable: true
  }
]

[MrGreenTea]

try ignoreUnstable config option, eg something like:

packageRules: [
  {
  packageNames: ["example"],
  ignoreUnstable: true
  }
]

Thanks for the info, that helps already. Would it be possible to support this information from the pyproject.toml directly? I've looked at the implementation and it seems you're rewriting it to use actual PEP440 versions instead of the npm compatibility. Who could I talk to about some introductional guidance?

[viceice]

First thing is to raise a feature request, so renovate translates allow-prereleases=true to ignoreUnstable: true.

The we can give some advice / discussion how to implement.

[rarkins]

Yes, please create a feature request issue in https://github.com/renovatebot/renovate with details + an example repo to test against.

[MrGreenTea]

First thing is to raise a feature request, so renovate translates ``allow-prereleases=truetoignoreUnstable: true`.

The we can give some advice / discussion how to implement.

Yes, please create a feature request issue in https://github.com/renovatebot/renovate with details + an example repo to test against.

That's what I did originally, this issue was transferred from there.

[rarkins]

OK, we can reopen and transfer, but it is lacking requirements/reproduction as-is

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