Replace poetry with poetry-core #44
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Thanks! Makes sense. Unit tests won’t cover this so I’ll have to do some manual testing before releasing when I find time in the next couple weeks. |
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Did some testing and no problems found. Thanks again! |
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While poetry is a user-facing tool for managing a project's dependencies, poetry-core is the lighter weight PEP 517 build backend that can be used in pyproject.toml. This enables using another PEP 517 build front-end (such as
build) to build the package without also depending on all of poetry.