poetry uses version like ^0.10.4 that are not Pipfile.lock complaint.

[todo]

micropipenv/micropipenv.py

Lines 458 to 463 in 96250e2

	# TODO: poetry uses version like ^0.10.4 that are not Pipfile.lock complaint.
	return info
	def _poetry2pipfile_lock(
	only_direct=False, no_default=False, no_dev=False

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This issue was generated by todo based on a TODO comment in 96250e2 when #30 was merged. cc @fridex.

[fridex]

See Poetry docs for more info:

https://python-poetry.org/docs/versions/#version-constraints

To make this fully compliant, we will need to add support for:

• caret requirements
• tilde requirements
• wildcard requirements

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[wjhrdy]

Poetry natively supports a conversion to requirements.txt so we could attempt to mimic that.
I've found that most stable way to use micropipenv with poetry is to have poetry export a requirements.txt file.

poetry export -f requirements.txt --output requirements.txt --without-hashes

This seems to be the poetry function for this export:
https://github.com/python-poetry/poetry/blob/master/poetry/utils/exporter.py

If we are just interested in the conversion from ^1.2.3 to >=1.2.3 <2.0.0 we could use dephell as inspiration.

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[fridex]

Thanks, @wjhrdy. This is valuable information. That sounds like the right way to extend the implementation.

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[goern]

@frenzymadness is this a feature you would like to have/work on?

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[frenzymadness]

@frenzymadness is this a feature you would like to have/work on?

Yes, I believe that the capability of parsing such versions will be useful in many use-cases but because it's complex to implement I cannot promise a deadline.

[goern]

is this TODO still valid?

[goern]

/sig user-experience