How to add poetry-bumpversion dependency to pytproject.toml?

[alanwilter]

Great stuff!

Since my projects will now depend on this plugin, how to add it to my pyproject.toml so I'm sure it will be there when I needed after doing poetry install?

[monim67]

Unfortunately poetry doesn't load plugins installed as project dependency. You have to add plugin to your system poetry installation itself with poetry self add poetry-bumpversion command.

Then it will be available to all projects in your computer.

[rowanseymour]

It definitely feels weird that I can have [tool.poetry_bumpversion.file."foo/__init__.py"] in my pyproject.toml, but if I don't have bumpversion installed, it's silently ignored. Ideally pyproject.toml ensures that building is consistent regardless of who is doing it. I would expect poetry to let me define a list of required plugin versions.

[monim67]

It definitely feels weird that I can have [tool.poetry_bumpversion.file."foo/__init__.py"] in my pyproject.toml, but if I don't have bumpversion installed, it's silently ignored. Ideally pyproject.toml ensures that building is consistent regardless of who is doing it. I would expect poetry to let me define a list of required plugin versions.

Totally agree with you. That would be a great feature for plugins.

[rowanseymour]

Ok well let's see what they say python-poetry/poetry#7657