installing nornir branches requires poetry, which may be a problem

Poetry may be harder to install in production systems while at the same time users may need to make use of development branches to satisfy their needs while the work is done upstream to integrate their changes.

A way of removing poetry as a dependency would be to combine poetry with a setup.py file instead of using the pyproject.toml file. This way poetry could still be used for our build pipeline (main use) while allowing users to install it directly with pip.

[optiz0r]

As also commented in #326 ,

python -m pip install --user poetry
poetry install

Is indeed doing the trick, and poetry continues working after the first run. This resolves this issue from my perspective.

[dbarrosop]

Awesome, glad to see it was easier than expected 😃