feat(build): pyproject.toml has been updated to be able to use Poetry 2.x and/or uv #323
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alexted
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@trallnag could you please pay attention to this PR? The interpreter upper bound problem, causes real problems when installing this library via poetry 2. |
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Hi @alexted, thanks for reaching out. This should be covered in the currently release: https://github.com/trallnag/prometheus-fastapi-instrumentator/releases/tag/v7.0.2 I decided to do it myself on the master branch as I don't want to bring in ruff and friends atm. I'll look at it again once I'm more interested. I have it on my list (checking out uv and ruff). |
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Okay, thank you. I hope you're inspired by some of what I've offered in this PR! |
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Poetry 2 switched to using PEP 621 pyproject format, which started to cause problems with the library installation.
see python-poetry/poetry#9997