Joren Hammudoglu
Joren Hammudoglu
The error message is confusing, but you get that when you don't have write access to `/dev/shm`. I don't know about kubeflow, but in docker you have to explicitly map...
I really like this @DavidVujic ! I'm not a big fan of the `workspace.toml` approach though: Having an isolated (poetry) project look outside of it's own root dir recursively until...
@DavidVujic I like it. If `project_one/pyproject.toml` has `workspace_root = "../../"`, and `project_two/pyproject.toml` has `workspace_root = "../"`, would `project_one` be able to include `project_two`? Or is the scope limited to the...
@DavidVujic That sounds like a reasonable restriction. So if `workspace == repository`, it might be best to be explicit about that. A common use case would probably be for repo's...
@DavidVujic It wasn't clear to me from reading this PR alone. But I'm sure it'd be for others once you have the documentation ready 😄
This still occurs for numba 0.56.0 with python-poetry: ``` $ poetry update Updating dependencies Resolving dependencies... (27.5s) SolverProblemError Because numba (0.56.0) depends on llvmlite (>=0.39.0dev0,
@esc It could be a python-poetry bug, as it seems to assume that `0.39.0dev0 > 0.39.0`
> > @esc It could be a python-poetry bug, as it seems to assume that `0.39.0dev0 > 0.39.0` > > @jorenham can you say, how you came to that conclusion....
@esc this particular repo is private, but I'll take a look at creating a minimal example that reproduces this issue
@esc While trying to reproduce the problem, it appears to work ok now. I suspect it must have been a stale cache 🤷🏻♂️ . For reference: running `poetry install` works...