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I think the "A. Via Python" instructions are not accurate. When I tried to follow them fresh and blind, I get ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'poetry.core.toml'. I worry previous success occurred only because I had a virtual env active without knowing it.
Solution
Change "A. Via Python" instructions to first suggest reader set up a "venv" (however they want, because there are so many ways), then run the commands, but withoutpoetry shell (which is a Poetry env shortcut I don't really understand).
Reference
A report from a new user that successfully set up User Guide via Python did this:
I first ran brew install [email protected] [then] created a virtualenv using that version of python with python3.12 -m venv designsafe_venv, activated the virtualenv, and then followed what was in the instructions on the Github repo:
Problem
I think the "A. Via Python" instructions are not accurate. When I tried to follow them fresh and blind, I get
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'poetry.core.toml'
. I worry previous success occurred only because I had a virtual env active without knowing it.Solution
Change "A. Via Python" instructions to first suggest reader set up a "venv" (however they want, because there are so many ways), then run the commands, but without
poetry shell
(which is a Poetry env shortcut I don't really understand).Reference
A report from a new user that successfully set up User Guide via Python did this:
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