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But you still need a pyproject.toml, which is just a setup.py in a different form. One gripe with pyproject.toml is that I can’t do editable installs (i.e ‘pip

But you still need a pyproject.toml, which is just a setup.py in a different form. One gripe with pyproject.toml is that I can’t do editable installs (i.e ‘pip install -e path/to/package/‘) with it. Highly annoying when trying to patch packages.

miguendes 5y ago
You actually can but it's not documented I guess. I remember finding it when I dug the source code. [tool.poetry.dependencies] my-package = { "path" = "path/to/package", develop = true } This way you can patch my-package and poetry will always install the latest state of it.
- sonthonax 5y ago
  But I can’t do it from pip to another poetry package. I have to be using poetry for it.
  - miguendes 5y ago
    Ah got it, I see what you mean now. In cases like this I had to build the wheel and install it which is not great indeed.
nromiun 5y ago
True. I guess I just prefer pyproject.toml, it is definitely more minimal for my use cases.