Run poetry lock and reinstall everything with pip

[hugobuddel]

This should prevent ScopeSim_Data from downgrading scopesim to 0.9.0 or whatever all the time.

[hugobuddel]

Draft because AstarVienna/ScopeSim#503 should first be merged, and then the slack bot should be turned on again. But conceptually this is ready.

[teutoburg]

Yeah, all the pip install -e <pkg> at the end are probably the best way to solve this now. That's what I have been doing locally anyway when testing if e.g. a change in ScopeSim would break an IRDB notebook. That is, have the local feature branch with that change checked out and running pip install -e, then run the notebooks.

Now, the question is, why do we still need the poetry commands in this script at all??

[hugobuddel]

Now, the question is, why do we still need the poetry commands in this script at all??

Because it is not possible to install the dependency groups without poetry..

See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76118614/is-it-possible-to-install-poetry-groups-with-pip

But that page links to https://discuss.python.org/t/-/39233

and that links to https://peps.python.org/pep-0735/ "Dependency Groups in pyproject.toml", which is marked as Accepted, so maybe there will be a better way to get those dependency groups in soon

[teutoburg]

Now, the question is, why do we still need the poetry commands in this script at all??

Because it is not possible to install the dependency groups without poetry..

Ah right, I remember we've been there...

and that links to https://peps.python.org/pep-0735/ "Dependency Groups in pyproject.toml", which is marked as Accepted, so maybe there will be a better way to get those dependency groups in soon

Looks useful, ideally poetry would incorporate that once it's actually a thing, then we would get the best of both worlds...