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Rename whohacks to whois. #79
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The project is named "whohacks" while the actual folder is named "whois", which causes `poetry install` to fail.
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I think there should be a different setting for changing the module name that is being found by poetry.
Ok, I will have a look |
This reverts commit e0cb9d2.
I managed to fix this problem by using the "packages" section and modifying the Dockerfile. I also moved from using the deprecated |
@@ -7,9 +7,10 @@ RUN poetry config virtualenvs.create false | |||
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COPY pyproject.toml /app/ | |||
COPY poetry.lock /app/ | |||
COPY whois /app/whois/ |
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You shouldn't be required to do this. We are not copying project files before requirement install, so every code change doesn't force requirement installation.
Closed in favor of #81 |
The project is named "whohacks" while the actual
folder is named "whois", which causes
poetry install
to fail.