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Let's say I have my main project called main which reference a locally editable project called utils like so:
[tool.pdm.dev-dependencies]
dev = [
"-e file:///${PROJECT_ROOT}/../library/utils#egg=utils"
]
The utils project is also configured with pdm, has a pyproject.toml file too with dependencies.
If I update dependencies in the utils project pyproject.toml, and I do pdm install at the main level project, it doesn't seem to download the updated package version.
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Let's say I have my main project called main which reference a locally editable project called utils like so:
[tool.pdm.dev-dependencies]
dev = [
"-e file:///${PROJECT_ROOT}/../library/utils#egg=utils"
]
The utils project is also configured with pdm, has a pyproject.toml file too with dependencies.
If I update dependencies in the utils project pyproject.toml, and I do pdm install at the main level project, it doesn't seem to download the updated package version.
What is the proper way of doing that?
Thanks,
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