[1.2] locker: do not assign unrelated filenames/hashes to direct origin dependencies#6406
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…endencies when used in multiple constraints dependencies (cherry picked from commit aa591ec)
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When can I expect this change to land in a PyPI release? |
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When Poetry 1.2.1 is released. The exact timeline is unknown, but the "soon" is the target. |
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Backport aa591ec from #6389.