Since pyproject.toml does not record any version restrictions, we need poetry.lock to define the currently used versions. Otherwise, we cannot guarantee that a newly created template instance will run. For example, fastapi-complete doesn't work with databases 0.8.0 yet but this version will be used during the template instantiation anyway because of the lack of a restriction in pyproject.toml or in poetry.lock.
I prefer to keep pyproject.toml the way it is, so it will be possible to run poetry update to update all dependencies to their latest versions anytime.
andredias
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1 year ago
Since
pyproject.tomldoes not record any version restrictions, we needpoetry.lockto define the currently used versions. Otherwise, we cannot guarantee that a newly created template instance will run. For example,fastapi-completedoesn't work withdatabases 0.8.0yet but this version will be used during the template instantiation anyway because of the lack of a restriction inpyproject.tomlor inpoetry.lock.I prefer to keep
pyproject.tomlthe way it is, so it will be possible to runpoetry updateto update all dependencies to their latest versions anytime.