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Add a warning that PyPI will be disabled automatically in a future version of Poetry if there is at least one custom source configured with another priority than `explicit` and that it should be configured explicitly with a certain priority for forward compatibility.

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package.category doesn't make a lot of sense in the richer world of dependency groups.

The only use that is made of the category in poetry and poetry-core is that it is written to and read back from the lockfile. But no use is made of that information.

Explicit sources are considered only for packages that explicitly indicate their source.

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sources: introduce "priority" key for sources and deprecate flags "default" and "secondary", adjust cli accordingly (#7658)

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Currently, poetry install will clone, build and install every git
dependency when it's not present in the environment. This is OK for
developer's machines, but not OK for CI - there environment is always
fresh, and installing git dependencies takes significant time on each CI
run, especially if the dependency has C extensions that need to be
built.

This commit builds a wheel for every git dependency that has precise
reference hash in lock file and is not required to be in editable mode,
stores that wheel in a cache dir and will install from it instead of
cloning the repository again.

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(affects `poetry add` and `poetry update`)