Fix poetry installer with homebrew python on MacOS #133
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…latest version of poetry (1.6.1), and install will always fail
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Any movements here? Using |
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Is there any reason this wasn't merged/reviewed by a maintainer? the code looks reasonable and brew & poetry is a recipe for pain until this is addressed |
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@yuriyostapenko if you are still interested in this change making into the script, can you fix the conflicts (drop the matrix update commit) and add a new job similar to |
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The change will detect when
sys.executableis a relative symlink and avoid copying such symlink, as it would be broken in a new location.UPDATE: Removed python 3.7 from matrix job, since it is no longer supported by latest poetry (1.6.1 as of today).
Fixes #24, #51.