Closed karkir0003 closed 10 months ago
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@karkir0003 already tried this, but I was having same issue. I solved by updating dependencies and regenerating poetry lock file using:
poetry update
this is what worked for me in the last commit. Make sure you run poetry update
in the correct subdirectories.
if that doesn't work, make sure to update and clean ur pre-commit cache.
pre-commit clean
pre-commit autoupdate
This is personally what worked for me, and I'm not sure why it's not working for @karkir0003. Some more info here:
hmm. thats weird. im having austin tsst this out @codingwithsurya
@Dashrekker @codingwithsurya is this solved?
@Dashrekker @codingwithsurya is this solved?
this works on my end.
i think this is more of a windows issue so you will have to test it on your end. @karkir0003
Operating system
Windows 11
Bug description
I tried committing some changes to removing unused frontend tsx code. I didn't change the pyproject.toml and when I commit the change and the poetry-lock pre-commit hook runs, i get a failed build check even though i didn't touch any poetry dependency.
Fix: update our poetry github action build check to make sure the
poetry.lock
file is up to date withpyproject.toml
or identify a better workaround that isn't too slowSteps to reproduce
git add .
followed bygit commit -m <message>