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Currently the poetry detection only accounts for the presence of a pyproject.toml file which nowadays is used by many other build backends. The detection now checks whether the file contains the corresponding build-system entry or no entry which matches the poetry v1 implementation. This should result in backward compatible behaviour.
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This PR implements smarter handling of the
pyproject.tomlfile during the poetry detection.Currently if that file existence is the only condition for providing poetry.
The refactor adds a check for the content of the file so that if a different build system is used, poetry will not be provided.
The detection is done so that both old and new projects shall be handled without incompatibility.
Basically:
poetry.core.masonry.api## Ticket links and issues
Fixes #48