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## Summary
When using poetry, with the suggested `init_hook` from the docs:
```
{
"packages": [
"python3",
"[email protected]" // notice I am using poetry 1.8, the poetry shell command is not part of poetry version 2.0
],
"shell": {
"init_hook": "poetry shell"
}
}
```
and running `devbox shell`, while the poetry env is being loaded, it
generates this log:
`Using virtualenv:
/home/fotiadis/src/work/trumo/services/tc_gateway_consumer/.venv`
This can be problematic to users instant prompt like the very famous zsh
theme [powerlevel10k](https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k)
By adding the `--quiet` flag this solves the problem
### What about poetry 2.0?
poetry 2.0 has removed the `poetry shell` (the functionality still
exists if you download a plugin). The new way to achieve the same
behavior according to [the
docs](https://python-poetry.org/docs/managing-environments/#activating-the-environment)
is: `eval $(poetry env activate)`
This change doesn't impact either major versions of poetry, and it will
continue to work as normal
## How was it tested?
By disabling the current poetry plugin, and creating a new one that is
the exact copy, just with the flag on
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