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Multiple packages in the same project
See original GitHub issueI’m migrating a project from setuptools to Poetry. The project contains 2 packages, and my setuptools setup was packaging them together. This doesn’t seem to work with my Poetry setup!? But maybe it’s because the only place I mentioned my second package is in the [package] include section.
Is it possible to do it with Poetry or is it considered as a bad practice ?!
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It is now supported with the packages property
I think the OP really means two independent packages, not one package with sub-packages.
Distutils always supported to create a distribution with 0 or more modules, 0 or more packages, 0 or more scripts, or even only data files.