preserve relative-path at poetry run
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Nice to see this was addressed already 🙂 I'm hoping this one can go out in a bug fix release ASAP. I've got a lot of scripts in a lot of Django projects which call In the mean time, can I run |
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fixes #7959
a regression introduced in the effort to use
Pathfor paths. Turns out thatEnv._bin()isn't really returning a path at all, it's returning a thing that you pass tosubprocess.Popen()In particular,
Path("./foo.py")is the same asPath("foo.py")