Add a --remove-untracked option to the install command.

[PetterS]

Fixes #648.

As discussed in the linked issue. @finswimmer seemed to approve this flag, @sdispater.

This is a feature that we are missing since moving away from pipenv. Removing old packages is part of reproducibility.

• Added tests for changed code.
• Updated documentation for changed code.

[PetterS]

Could anyone have a look at this? I am happy to finish this up with tests and documentation.

[Mattwmaster58]

I'm not a poetry team member, but I took a quick look at this anyway, and I have to say you did a thorough job as far as I can tell 👍

[PetterS]

Thanks Matt!

@stephsamson, do you think you could take a look?

[ulgens]

How does this handle packages like pip and setuptools which are not in lock file but should be kept in venv?

[PetterS]

How does this handle packages like pip and setuptools which are not in lock file but should be kept in venv?

This is a great question and the answer is that, it did not, but currenty does!

[kasteph]

This looks good to me but this feature was not in the original roadmap -- I'll defer to @sdispater on this one.

[PetterS]

@sdispater did you have a chance to look at this? This is functionality that we really would like to have in poetry (we used pipenv clean before). From the upvotes and the issue, it seems we are not alone.

Thanks,
Petter

[PetterS]

Is there something I could do here, besides waiting for a review? We'd love to have this in Poetry!

[ayroblu]

Bumping this cause we're super interested in this

[PetterS]

Bumping this cause we're super interested in this

Yes, the lack of this flag has been a pain point in my team since we switched from pipenv to poetry. People are rm -rf their venvs and installing from scratch.

How can we proceed here? @stephsamson @sdispater @finswimmer

[kasteph]

Thanks for pinging, sometimes things slip through the cracks and we forget. But thank you for the patience :)

One comment when I ran this by @sdispater: it can be improved by transferring most of the logic to the Solver class where it should reside and it should take care of the sensitive packages.

[PetterS]

@stephsamson Done. Moved the logic to the solver.

We needed this option yesterday, when having issues with our cached CI environments. :-)

Wonder if we can get this into 1.1?

[PetterS]

OK, those type annotations did not work. I'll try to fix them.

Done

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