Poetry users: the Polylith plugin is now ready for the upcoming PEP 621 support!

[DavidVujic]

Poetry will be fully PEP 621 compliant in an upcoming release, and that means you can describe project metadata and dependencies according to the standard (i.e. using a project section). 🎉

The Polylith tool is now ready with support for Poetry projects using the way as it is today, and also a future release with the PEP 621 support. I haven't found any information when the Poetry team will release their new version, but the Polylith plugin is ready for it already today. 😄

[DavidVujic]

Details in #278

[DavidVujic]

Update: Poetry v2 is now released, and I have made updates of the Polylith and the Multiproject plugins. When I announced the updates here, I had forgotten to change the Poetry dependency version constraints to allow v2. But that is now fixed, and there is a new version of the Polylith plugin (v1.35.0) and also the Multiproject plugin (v1.8.0) available to install.

Poetry sometimes caches dependencies, and I occasionally have to run poetry cache clear pypi --all to make Poetry actually grab the latest versions of the plugins. This could solve issues, if you run poetry self add poetry-polylith-plugin@latest or the same thing with the multiproject command and don't get the latest version.