release: bump version to 2.1.0

[finswimmer]

TODO

• set release date in Changelog
• @radoering: add changelog entries for performance improvements
• Add poetry-core Changelog
• Pin poetry-core version

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Added

• Make build command build-system agnostic (#10059, #10092).
• Add a --config-settings option to poetry build (#10059).
• Add support for defining config-settings when building dependencies (#10129).
• Re-add support for passwords with empty usernames (#10088).
• Use findpython to find the Python interpreters (#10097).
• Add better error messages (#10053, #10065, #10126, #10127, #10132).

Changed

• poetry new defaults to "src" layout by default (#10135).
• Improve performance of locking dependencies (#10111, #10114, #10138, #10146).
• Deprecate adding sources without specifying --priority (#10134).

Fixed

• Fix an issue where global options were not handled correctly when positioned after command options (#10021, #10067, #10128).
• Fix an issue where building a dependency from source failed because of a conflict between build-system dependencies that were not required for the target environment (#10048).
• Fix an issue where poetry init was not able to find a package on PyPI while adding dependencies interactively (#10055).
• Fix an issue where the @latest descriptor was incorrectly passed to the core requirement parser (#10069).
• Fix an issue where Boolean environment variables set to True (in contrast to true) were interpreted as false (#10080).
• Fix an issue where poetry env activate reported a misleading error message (#10087).
• Fix an issue where adding an optional dependency with poetry add --optional would not correctly update the lock file (#10076).
• Fix an issue where pip was not installed/updated before other dependencies resulting in a race condition (#10102).
• Fix an issue where Poetry freezes when multiple threads attempt to unlock the keyring simultaneously (#10062).
• Fix an issue where markers with extras were not locked correctly (#10119).
• Fix an issue where self-referential extras were not resolved correctly (#10106).
• Fix an issue where Poetry could not be run from a zipapp (#10074).
• Fix an issue where installation failed with a permission error when using the system environment as a user without write access to system site packages (#9014).
• Fix an issue where a version of a dependency that is not compatible with the project's python constraint was locked. (#10141).
• Fix an issue where Poetry wrongly reported that the current project's supported Python range is not compatible with some of the required packages Python requirement (#10157).
• Fix an issue where the requested extras of a dependency were ignored if the same dependency (with same extras) was specified in multiple groups (#10158).

Docs

• Sort commands by name in the CLI reference (#10035).
• Add missing documentation for env commands (#10027).
• Clarify that the name and version fields are always required if the project section is specified (#10033).
• Add a note about restarting the shell for tab completion changes to take effect (#10070).
• Fix the example for project.gui-scripts #10121.
• Explain how to include files as scripts in the project configuration (#9572, #10133).
• Add additional information on specifying required python versions (#10104).

poetry-core (2.1.0)

TODO

Summary by Sourcery

Prepare for the 2.1.0 release.

New Features:

• Make the build command build-system agnostic.
• Use findpython to find Python interpreters.
• Improve error presentation to users

Tests:

• Fix an incompatibility issue with importlib-resources in a solver test.

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request bumps the version of Poetry from 2.0.1 to 2.1.0. It also updates the changelog to reflect the changes made in this release.

Sequence diagram for improved dependency resolution

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant P as Poetry
    participant S as Dependency Solver
    participant L as Lock File

    U->>P: poetry add --optional dependency
    P->>S: Resolve dependencies
    S->>S: Process constraints with extras
    S->>S: Handle nested extras
    S->>L: Update lock file
    P->>U: Confirm dependency added

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Sequence diagram for improved installation process

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant P as Poetry
    participant Pip as Pip
    participant Sys as System

    U->>P: Install dependencies
    P->>P: Check permissions
    P->>Pip: Execute pip operations first
    Pip-->>P: Pip operations complete
    P->>P: Process remaining operations
    P->>Sys: Install wheels
    P-->>U: Installation complete

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Flow diagram of Poetry 2.1.0 major changes

flowchart TD
    subgraph Major_Changes[Major Changes in Poetry 2.1.0]
        A[Build System Agnostic]
        B[Python Interpreter Finding]
        C[Error Presentation]
        D[Default src Layout]
    end

    subgraph Details
        A -->|Uses| A1[Multiple Build Systems]
        B -->|Uses| B1[findpython Package]
        C -->|Improves| C1[User Error Messages]
        D -->|Changes| D1[Default Project Structure]
    end

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Bumped the version of Poetry to 2.1.0.	Updated the version field to 2.1.0.	pyproject.toml
Updated the changelog for the 2.1.0 release.	Added a new section for version 2.1.0. Included lists of added, changed, fixed, and documented items. Added links to the relevant pull requests for each change.	CHANGELOG.md

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[radoering]

I added changelog entries for the performance improvements and all other changes that were merged in the meantime.