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Feature Request

Hi,
In my current workflow, I install my python module in a docker image. I copy the project sources (with pyproject.toml poetry.lock) in the image and do a poetry install. it's simple and it works perfectly
But sometime, I'd like to test just one module upgrade
So In a job preceding the build, I'd like to update the pyproject and lock files with just this module to a specific version. And eventually its own dependencies if the current constraints doesn't match.
I didn't find any commands and/or options to do that :

• poetry update <module> only get the latest version
• poetry add <module@version> also do the install
• poetry add <module@version> --lock do a full lock update

What I'm looking for is something like a poetry add <module@version> --lock --no-update
But this add command option doesn't currently exist.

I made my own plugin duplicating the add command and adding a --no-update option to add. It's very simple

I could do a PR with the change.
But I'm actually not sure if it is a feature you want to have
Maybe it is some kind of "anti-pattern" or maybe there is an other approach to achieve what I try to do