DavidHuebner

> This looks scary and might be caused by recent releases of jupyter notebook and/or python. Anyway, the focus of development of the sos notebook project has long been moved...

Aside from personal preference, do you see any advantages of using `poetry` over plain `pip`? Why not align pycaprio with dkpro-cassis by using a pip-variant everywhere? In my experience, `poetry`...

Yes, locking down the dependency graph is probably the biggest advantage of poetry. Personally, I think that the installation of `poetry` itself (see https://python-poetry.org/docs/#installation) is a little more complicated and...

On the link that I posted above, it says: > Poetry should always be installed in a dedicated virtual environment to isolate it from the rest of your system. It...

There is a library called `pip-tools` which brings `pip-compile` that creates a `requirements.txt` from `requirements.in`, `pyproject.toml` or `setup.cfg` or `setup.py`. This `requirements.txt` then contains the locked down versions and is...

The project structure looks fine, but I have some doubts if pinning all the versions is really a good idea for dkpro-cassis (sorry if I only make the argument now)....

I see. I think you are right. When installing from PyPI, the `pyproject.toml` should take precedence over `requirements.txt` and provide flexible versions (just tested it with a plain local `pip...