How to contribute to poetry: how to install from github?
See original GitHub issueI’d like to contribute to Poetry. In order to do it right and make sure it’s working, I’d like to be able to install my fork locally, the way the get-poetry
script does, with poetry itself and all the dependencies in ~/.poetry
separate from the system python. Are there instructions for doing that anywhere? I looked in CONTRIBUTING.md
but didn’t see anything immediately obvious.
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Maybe this is already solved by #3061 ?
Oh thank you @GabrielSimonetto for pinging this issue. 😃 Appreciate it.