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However I am unsure in what case this would be useful to anyone.
Poetry itself has update commands that are ran from the CLI so I am unsure when a developer would be looking at the pyproject.toml file directly, outside of some rare occasions when things are not working.
I personally do not use poetry so am unsure what a good state looks like and would not use it enough to notice any short-comings.
I am up for someone else taking this across the finish if they would find it useful and know what to look for, but since that is not me I will be leaving this as is.
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I went through and made a proof of concept that works with poetry: https://github.com/MeanderingProgrammer/py-requirements.nvim/tree/toml-support.
However I am unsure in what case this would be useful to anyone.
Poetry itself has update commands that are ran from the CLI so I am unsure when a developer would be looking at the
pyproject.toml
file directly, outside of some rare occasions when things are not working.I personally do not use poetry so am unsure what a good state looks like and would not use it enough to notice any short-comings.
I am up for someone else taking this across the finish if they would find it useful and know what to look for, but since that is not me I will be leaving this as is.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: