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Installing with the recommended install-poetry.py
installer cannot use poetry self update
#4147
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From the logs above (we should probably improve it to be more attention grabbing I think).
Duplicate of #4146 |
So is it just impossible to update from 1.1.6 to 1.2.x using |
To clarify: The docs still tell you to use the old The only way not to get this feedback is to install the apparently unreleased 1.2 by running the installer with the The script which we have just been advised not to download, but rather to pipe through. Also, if the deprecated installer can be updated to throw that warning, surely it could also pause at that point and offer the option to abort. |
I agree. It's really confusing that the recommended installer on https://python-poetry.org/docs/#installation says "This installer is deprecated". And even the one in the README says "please use 1.2.0a1 or later" with no instructions on how to get it. |
Correct. It is planned to change the underlying code for fin swimmer |
Thread: Here are the reasons this made for a terrible user experience and here is the extremely simple change you could make to fix it. Project lead: Correct. On second thought, I'm pretty good with |
This issue has been automatically locked since there has not been any recent activity after it was closed. Please open a new issue for related bugs. |
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option).Issue
I'm trying to install Poetry on a fresh system. I already tried the one in the docs that points to an incorrect install script, but that's already been reported as a bug (#4128). Then I had to download the bad script properly just so I could run it with the
--uninstall
option, rather than piping it into Python.Then I go to the github page and find the up-to-date install method. I run that script. It stills says that when using this installer I can't update using
self update
. It still says I used the wrong installer.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: