IIUC, committing poetry.lock would help ensure all users are pinned to the same python dependencies, and reduce the chance that diverging dependencies cause hard-to-reproduce problems only some users experience.
OTOH, if there is some issue or bug in the pinned dependencies, then all users are more likely to experience the same issue making it more likely to be diagnosed and fixed promptly.
Is there any reason not to pin the lock file into git? (I'm not super familiar with poetry / modern python.)
IIUC, committing
poetry.lockwould help ensure all users are pinned to the same python dependencies, and reduce the chance that diverging dependencies cause hard-to-reproduce problems only some users experience.OTOH, if there is some issue or bug in the pinned dependencies, then all users are more likely to experience the same issue making it more likely to be diagnosed and fixed promptly.
Is there any reason not to pin the lock file into git? (I'm not super familiar with poetry / modern python.)