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[bug#44401] [PATCH] gnu: poetry: Update to 1.1.4.


From: Sébastien Lerique
Subject: [bug#44401] [PATCH] gnu: poetry: Update to 1.1.4.
Date: Mon, 30 Nov 2020 11:29:15 +0100

Hi Tanguy,

So far I had to update:
- python-keyring to 21.5.0,
- python-setuptools to 50.3.2,
- python-virtualenv to 20.2.1,
- python-distlib to 0.3.1,
- python-tomlkit to 0.7.0,
- and use requests-toolbelt-0.9.1 in poetry's package definition

And I was now missing poetry-core, which I see you have done. This is turning into a large patchset, and on my side it's still with some tests disabled (though I'm still planning to activate them).

The main problem is `python-distlib`. So based on Marius' comment, I
created a `python-distlib/next`.

This is part of v5 here: https://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.cgi?bug=44077


Indeed, the /next solution was a good idea to keep moving. I second your question on who/what makes sure that the /next package is removed once python-distlib is upgraded (maybe simply add a FIXME to python-distlib so whoever upgrades it is notified).

It seems that there's also a problem with the latest version of
keyring on Guix:
https://github.com/jaraco/keyring/issues/469
But I'm (slowly) working on it!

Yes, I found that simply adding python-setuptools (aside from
python-setuptools-scm) to the native-inputs made the build-system
recognize the version.

That's great!! You could add a comment with your solution to the issue,
for the sake of documenting it.


Done :)

Once I have your latest patch I should probably be able to
converge on what you have done. Here is my current patchset for
reference: http://0x0.st/i7b_.diff , I'm working on
4a914de930a8317cab5bc11bdb608e3a3da3d1ad. I don't know whether to
send parts of this as separate patches or not.

Sounds like a plan! :-)

Can I suggest that you wait for #44077 to be merged and then submit your
improvements?!

Yes! I'll do that.

Sébastien





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