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**Main Features**:
- Shared `poetry.lock` file across multiple projects in a monorepo
- Shared virtual environment across multiple projects in a monorepo
- Replace path dependencies during `poetry build` with pinned versions
- Replace path dependencies during `poetry build` and `poetry export` with pinned versions
- Compatible with both Poetry v1 and v2

## Installation
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Builds the **current** project, replacing editable path dependencies with the current version of the package. This is useful when building a project that depends on another project in the monorepo, as it ensures that the built package can be installed (e.g. as a wheel file) without expecting the other project to be present in a specific location.

- `poetry export`:

Export the requirements of the **current** project, replacing editable path dependencies with the current version of the packages. This is useful when exporting the requirements of a project that depends on another project in the monorepo, as it ensures that the exported requirements can be installed without expecting the other project to be present in a specific location.

### Configuration
The plugin can be configured in the `pyproject.toml` file of each project. The following options are available:
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