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Are pyproject.toml field requirements really compulsory? #5106
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Jan 26, 2022
Hey @AndreGuerra123, what you are asking for was already asked before in #1132 fin swimmer |
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As an app and api developer I usually don't use the isolation poetry excellently provides since I'm building and deploying in containers most of the time. However I'm using other features of the tool which I really appreciate, for instance install the packages provided in pyproject.toml, use the poetry lock, scripts and dependency structure. In my particular case I won't see the need to have some required fields used for packaging such as version, authors, and description. This for instance is not present at conda. I know that they are different goals between packaging a library and setting an app and I consider then to be both types of "projects" and my feature request is to allow that to be defined in the pyproject.toml somehow, or loosen the requirements on those fields. So far, I noticed in public available projects these fields are left on blank when deploying apps but I don't know the implications.
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