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Support "standard" square bracket syntax for package extras #429
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What is the recommended way of installing extras? In other words what would be the equivalent of the command |
This is supported in the latest prereleases of the |
I'm unable to make use of this feature. The following is my pyproject.toml contents excerpt:
This one throws the following error when issuing
which is the character
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If you try:
You'll get:
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That helped. Appreciate the quick response @clintonroy ! |
For anyone stumbling on this with the same issue as me:
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@JulianFerry the issue you are experiencing is probably due to zsh's use of square brackets for globbing. |
This still seems to be an issue.
It only seems to add the last extra in the pyproject.toml. If I run It removed orjson and only has |
What you are looking for is |
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If you manually set pyproject.toml, it installs everything properly. So it seems to be an issue with |
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It would be great if poetry would support the "standard" square bracket syntax to specify package extras (i.e.
somepackage[someextra]
).I'm aware of the
-E
option but it's a departure from what other tools are doing and also it's not immediately clear how to specify multiple different extras for multiple packages.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: