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We are using a local folder to store packages without a static html or pypi server for local development and CI.
On the pyproyect.toml we use something like this without any problem:
[[tool.rye.sources]]
name = "local"url = "file:/some/path"type = "find-links"
But on some scenarios we need to run something equivalent to install a package as global tool, but we couldn't find a way to configure rye install to use find-links. I imagine the command could look something like this:
We are using a local folder to store packages without a static html or pypi server for local development and CI.
On the
pyproyect.toml
we use something like this without any problem:But on some scenarios we need to run something equivalent to install a package as global tool, but we couldn't find a way to configure
rye install
to usefind-links
. I imagine the command could look something like this:rye install --path /some/path my_package --find-links
Trying to run the same command without
--find-links
doesn't works on our case, because on the folder we only have the.whl
files.I apology in advance if this was already proposed.
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