Hello!
From reading the docs and issues, it is rather unclear if Poetry supports working with multiple subprojects.
Like, I've got one big project A, which has several modules. I'd like to publish some of the modules as separate packages, and, preferably, with one command.
Sample project structure:
root_project_A:
- module_1(should be packaged and published)
- module_2 (should not be packaged)
- module_3 (should be packaged and published)
- pyproject.toml
How can I achieve this?
One solution is, of course, to make separate pyproject.toml for each of the modules to be packaged and run poetry build on each of them via some shell script. I could even make a poetry task for this.
But maybe there's some simpler solution?
I've read #161 #356 #167 and the subject is still a bit unclear.
Hello!
From reading the docs and issues, it is rather unclear if Poetry supports working with multiple subprojects.
Like, I've got one big project A, which has several modules. I'd like to publish some of the modules as separate packages, and, preferably, with one command.
Sample project structure:
root_project_A:
How can I achieve this?
One solution is, of course, to make separate pyproject.toml for each of the modules to be packaged and run poetry build on each of them via some shell script. I could even make a poetry task for this.
But maybe there's some simpler solution?
I've read #161 #356 #167 and the subject is still a bit unclear.