chore: bootstrap Poetry in CI via pipx #1372
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The poetry installation docs state very clearly that you can't install Poetry into the same Python environment as the one it is management. The old method of `pip install -r poetry.txt` was doing exactly that. Instead, let's use `pipx` which hides Poetry away in an isolated environment. While this doesn't check hashes, it's likely not a big deal for this case. As far as reproducing locally, I recommend also using `pipx`. It's even possible to use `pipx` to install multiple versions of Poetry: $ pipx install --suffix shipit poetry==<version> $ poetry@shipit install This way, if you *really* need the exact same version that Shipit CI uses, it's possible.
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Not sure what's going on here, but I'm unlikely to find time to dig into it for awhile. |
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The poetry installation docs state very clearly that you can't install Poetry into the same Python environment as the one it is management. The old method of
pip install -r poetry.txtwas doing exactly that.Instead, let's use
pipxwhich hides Poetry away in an isolated environment. While this doesn't check hashes, it's likely not a big deal for this case.As far as reproducing locally, I recommend also using
pipx. It's even possible to usepipxto install multiple versions of Poetry:This way, if you really need the exact same version that Shipit CI uses, it's possible.