Use of Poetry

[TerminatedProcess]

Not really an issue, but I typically use pyenv, and poetry for a virtual environment so I was like cool, there's a python-version and pyproject.toml files in the .backend. But python-version contains "openui" as a version which I can't find with pyenv. Attempting to create a virtual environment with poetry generates an error "[tool.poetry] section not found in /home/dev/pythondev/openui/backend/pyproject.toml" which is true. Am i barking up the wrong tree with my assumptions or is this some new form of poetry that I've never seen before. Anything you can mention would just be instructional.

[vanpelt]

Gotcha, I'm not using poetry currently (but welcome a contribution). I created a pyenv-virtualenv named OpenUI that points to Python 3.11 I believe.

I'll look into Poetry or i've heard of some other new tools that are cool for this but im forgetting their name.

[vanpelt]

PDM Was the other option i was thinking of, but Poetry seems like the clear winner by stars on GitHub.