Add option to prevent poetry from touching pyproject.toml

[acampove]

Issue Kind

Brand new capability

Description

Hi,

I see that poetry does things like:

  -rx_common                   = { git = 'ssh://git@gitlab.cern.ch:7999/rx_run3/rx_common.git'    , optional = true, branch = 'master'}                                              
  -ap_utilities                = { git = 'ssh://git@gitlab.cern.ch:7999/rx_run3/ap_utilities.git' , optional = true, branch = 'master'}                                              
  -data-manipulation-utilities = { git = 'ssh://git@gitlab.cern.ch:7999/rx_run3/dmu.git'          , optional = true, branch = 'master'}                                              
  +rx_common                   = { git = 'ssh://git@gitlab.cern.ch:7999/rx_run3/rx_common.git',     optional = true, branch = 'master'}                                              
  +ap_utilities                = { git = 'ssh://git@gitlab.cern.ch:7999/rx_run3/ap_utilities.git',  optional = true, branch = 'master'}                                              
  +data-manipulation-utilities = { git = 'ssh://git@gitlab.cern.ch:7999/rx_run3/dmu.git',           optional = true, branch = 'master'} 

i.e. it normalizes my config and it seems that there is no way to turn this behavior off. Could you please add something like that? I deally something that we could put in the .config/poetry.ini.

Cheers

Impact

This is an undexpected behavior and tools should not go ahead and do stuff that was not explicitly requested by the user.

Workarounds

I cannot think of any.

[finswimmer]

Hey @acampove,

you've missed to tell us how to reproduce your issue.

fin swimmer

[acampove]

Hey @acampove,

you've missed to tell us how to reproduce your issue.

fin swimmer

Hello @finswimmer

I just wrote a pyproject.toml with lines like:

[tool.poetry.dependencies]
python                     = '>=3.10,<3.13'
numexpr                    = {version = '>=0.0.0'}
jacobi                     = {version = '>=0.0.0'}
joblib                     = {version = '>=0.0.0'}
pandas                     = {version = '>=0.0.0'}
numpy                      = {version = '>=0.0.0'}
matplotlib                 = {version = '>=0.0.0'}
rx_common                   = { git = 'ssh://git@gitlab.cern.ch:7999/rx_run3/rx_common.git'   ,  optional = true, branch = 'master'}
ap_utilities                = { git = 'ssh://git@gitlab.cern.ch:7999/rx_run3/ap_utilities.git',  optional = true, branch = 'master'}
data-manipulation-utilities = { git = 'ssh://git@gitlab.cern.ch:7999/rx_run3/dmu.git'         ,  optional = true, branch = 'master'}

run:

poetry update
poetry install

and the toml file with become:

[tool.poetry.dependencies]
python                     = '>=3.10,<3.13'
numexpr                    = {version = '>=0.0.0'}
jacobi                     = {version = '>=0.0.0'}
joblib                     = {version = '>=0.0.0'}
pandas                     = {version = '>=0.0.0'}
numpy                      = {version = '>=0.0.0'}
matplotlib                 = {version = '>=0.0.0'}
rx_common                   = { git = 'ssh://git@gitlab.cern.ch:7999/rx_run3/rx_common.git',     optional = true, branch = 'master'}
ap_utilities                = { git = 'ssh://git@gitlab.cern.ch:7999/rx_run3/ap_utilities.git',  optional = true, branch = 'master'}
data-manipulation-utilities = { git = 'ssh://git@gitlab.cern.ch:7999/rx_run3/dmu.git',           optional = true, branch = 'master'}

Cheers.

[finswimmer]

I'm pretty sure this changes are made by your IDE. Poetry doesn't make changes like this.

[acampove]

I'm pretty sure this changes are made by your IDE. Poetry doesn't make changes like this.

I am using neovim and I do not see that happening when I use:

pip install

this only happens with poetry.

[dimbleby]

poetry update
poetry install

Well, which is it?

I'm with finswimmer, I don't expect that either of these commands causes poetry to rewrite pyproject.toml