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poetry-monorepo-dependency-plugin

Poetry plugin that generates more easily consumable archives for projects in a monorepo structure with path dependencies on other Poetry projects

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Poetry Monorepo Dependency Plugin

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Forked and inspired by the poetry-stickywheel-plugin, this Poetry plugin facilitates the usage of more complex monorepo project structures by pinning version dependencies when building and publishing archives with local path dependencies to other Poetry projects within the same monorepo.

Installation

poetry self add poetry-monorepo-dependency-plugin

If you want to activate poetry-monorepo-dependency-plugin for all build, publish, and export command invocations, add the following to your project's pyproject.toml that has path dependencies to other Poetry projects:

[tool.poetry-monorepo-dependency-plugin]
enable = true

Usage

During archive building or publishing, this plugin will rewrite path dependencies to other Poetry projects using the corresponding pinned version dependency extracted from the referenced project's pyproject.toml. The extracted dependency version will be applied to the generated archive using the strategy specified in the version-pinning-strategy configuration. By referencing pinned version dependencies in published archive files, package consumers may more easily depend on and install packages that are built within complex monorepos, without needing to replicate the exact folder structure utilized within the monorepo for that project's dependencies.

For example, assume that spam and ham Poetry projects exist within the same monorepo and use the following pyproject.toml configurations.

spam/pyproject.toml:

[tool.poetry]
name = "spam"
version = "0.1.0"

[tool.poetry.dependencies]
ham = {path = "../ham", develop = true}

ham/pyproject.toml:

[tool.poetry]
name = "ham"
version = "1.2.3"

When generating wheel or sdist archives for the spam project through Poetry's build or publish commands, the corresponding spam package will be constructed as if its dependency on the ham project were declared as ham = "1.2.3". As a result, package metadata in archives for spam will shift from Requires-Dist: ham @ ../ham to Requires-Dist: ham (==1.2.3)

Additionally, to address path dependencies not being portable, this plugin provides the ability to extend Poetry's export command using the export-without-path-deps command. This command will exclude path dependencies from being written to intermediate requirements.txt export. When installing the exported requirements.txt on another machine and/or Docker container local Paths dependencies can not be resolved and therefore can not be installed so they are removed.

Command line mode

If you need greater control over when poetry-monorepo-dependency-plugin is activated, this plugin exposes new build-rewrite-path-deps and publish-rewrite-path-deps Poetry commands for on-demand execution. For example, it may be desirable to only use this plugin during CI to support a monorepo's artifact deployment and/or release process. When these custom Poetry commands are invoked, any configuration defined in the project's pyproject.toml [tool.poetry-monorepo-dependency-plugin] section is ignored and all options (other than enable) are exposed as command line options. For example:

poetry build-rewrite-path-deps --version-pinning-strategy=semver

To generate a requirements.txt without path dependencies use the export-without-path-deps. For example:

poetry export-without-path-deps -f requirements.txt --output requirements.txt

Configuration

The following configuration options are supported within your project's pyproject.toml configuration:

  • [tool.poetry-monorepo-dependency-plugin]: Parent-level container for plugin
    • enable (boolean, default: false): Since Poetry plugins are globally installed, this configuration allows projects to opt-in to this plugin's modifications of the archives built and/or published Poetry
    • version-pinning-strategy (string, default: mixed, options: mixed, semver, exact): Strategy by which path dependencies to other Poetry projects will be versioned in generated archives. Given a path dependency to a Poetry project with version 1.2.3, the version of the dependency referenced in the generated archive is ^1.2.3 for semver and =1.2.3 for exact. mixed mode switches versioning strategies based on whether the dependency Poetry project version is an in-flight development version or a release - if a development version (i.e. 1.2.3.dev456), a variant of semver is used that applies an upper-bound of the next patch version (i.e. >=1.2.3.dev,<1.2.4), and if a release version (i.e. 1.2.3), exact is applied (i.e. =1.2.3).

Licence

poetry-monorepo-dependency-plugin is available under the MIT licence.

Releasing to PyPI

Releasing poetry-monorepo-dependency-plugin relies on the maven-release-plugin to automate manual release activities and Habushu to automate the execution of a Poetry-based DevOps workflow via a custom Maven lifecycle. During Maven's deploy phase, the appropriate plugin packages will be published to PyPI.

A PyPI account with access to the poetry-monorepo-dependency-plugin project is required. PyPI account credentials should be specified in your settings.xml under the <id>pypi</id> <server> entry:

<settings>
  <servers>
    <server>
      <id>pypi</id>
      <username>pypi-username</username>
      <password>{encrypted-pypi-password}</password>
    </server>
  </servers>
</settings>

Execute mvn release:clean release:prepare, answer the prompts for the versions and tags, and execute mvn release:perform to publish the package to PyPI.

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