The current project could not be installed: No file/folder found for package namespace

[luketych]

(base) ➜  poetry git:(main) make init
rm -rf .venv
pipx run poetry config virtualenvs.create true --local
⚠️  poetry is already on your PATH and installed at /Users/luketych/.local/bin/poetry. Downloading and running anyway.
pipx run poetry install --sync
⚠️  poetry is already on your PATH and installed at /Users/luketych/.local/bin/poetry. Downloading and running anyway.
Creating virtualenv namespace in /Users/luketych/Dev/_Playground/python-monorepo/poetry/.venv
Installing dependencies from lock file

Package operations: 17 installs, 0 updates, 1 removal

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  • Installing namespace-lib (0.0.0 /Users/luketych/Dev/_Playground/python-monorepo/poetry/workspaces/lib)
  • Installing namespace-app (0.0.0 /Users/luketych/Dev/_Playground/python-monorepo/poetry/workspaces/app)
  • Installing namespace-cli (0.0.0 /Users/luketych/Dev/_Playground/python-monorepo/poetry/workspaces/cli)

Installing the current project: namespace (0.1.0)
The current project could not be installed: No file/folder found for package namespace
If you do not want to install the current project use --no-root

[luketych]

@adriangb any ideas? Did poetry change?

[adriangb]

You now have to add --no-root. Contrary to what it might seem, that's a warning not an error. If you want better support for this setup upvote python-poetry/poetry#8650. Thanks!

[josephfinlayson]

Now python-poetry/poetry#8650 is merged, does it make sense to update this repo as a demo?

[adriangb]

Yep, I think so! Would you like to make a PR?