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That's not actually poetry's fault. PEP517 build-backends, which poetry is, don't support editable installs (-e) (see: https://github.com/python-poetry/poetry/issues/1279). I assume they'll be added back in at some point by pypa because they're a really useful and popular feature, but for now that's not an option. Just doing pip install /path/to/lib should work with a poetry project (assuming pip>=19).
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Except that git-web is written in Perl and comes bundled with the git itself1. But who cares when you can get free karma, right?
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Tensor already supports 3.9 in nightly, just not stable, as of 18 days ago. That's in line with this comment, same issue, from November.
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This shows a warning: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/commit/94e657bea444dfd48d7db2035732b7c3bdd6e6eb
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I mean if you don't have ops team and none of your devs can deploy anything properly (or are just tiny company) sure, but running Gitlab isn't much harder than typical containerized app (bit more "fun" if you decide to run it from source) and smaller alternative (say if you just want to host some repos) like gitea is just "run that binary and maybe setup actual database if you have more than few dozen users".
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