Unordered sets strike again. By casting a list of packages to a set
to ensure uniqueness the installation of the packages becomes non-deterministic.
This is not great, but it trivially breaks installing packages that require
their dependencies for installation.
Fixes#41
Add more details to error documentation
Update error and option documentation to be referenceable via slugs
Add docs for missing --require-poetry option
Add more crosslinks to assit with navigation
Add caching for pip and poetry downloads to reduce runtime
Add pinned pip version
Add poetry installation of local project
Remove bare pip install for local project installation
Add the _poetry submodule to support importing Poetry internals at runtime rather
than import time. This allows the plugin to be run, and either skipped or errored,
without crashing tox
When running 'poetry remove tox-poetry-installer' in the same env as
poetry is installed to, poetry will uninstall itself. This is, obviously,
not ideal.
This change makes poetry an optional dependency so that the plugin can be
installed (and uninstalled) alongside poetry in the same env without
breaking the poetry installation. The intention is that the plugin can be
installed with the 'poetry' extra when being installed to an isolated environment
where poetry is not otherwise available.
This is a mitigation of Issue #2 as an alternative to vendorization of the enitre
poetry project 😬
I'm tired of fighting this. Every tool under the sun wants the tests to
be an importable module, which doesn't make much sense to me, but it's
whatever. I'm just adding this because pylint, mypy, and others get
angry when I try to use them on just a directory without globbing
Add check for compatible python versions during dependency determination
Add check for compatible python platforms during dependency determination
Add verbosity2 logging messages for dependency determination
Ethan Paul