Do not raise error if package is already in pyproject.toml on poetry add#2886
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I think from a purely UX standpoint, a good approach would be to display some guidance for user, for instance: |
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…and this dependency is already in pyproject.toml
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poetryraises aValueErrorwhen trying to add a package that is already in thepyproject.toml. This PR change the behaviour as follows:poetry addand this dependency is already inpyproject.toml.Pull Request Check List
Resolves: #98