I was told:
{{{
Pip does not have a public API and because of that there is no backwards
compatibility contract. It's impossible to fully parse every type of
requirements.txt without a session so either parse_requirements needs to create
one if it doesn't (which means if we forget to pass in a session somewhere
it'll use the wrong one) or it needs one passed in.
}}}
>From https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/2422#issuecomment-74271718
Up to now we used parse_requirements() of pip, but in new versions you need to
pass in a
session.
If I see changes like this:
setup.py
- install_requires=[str(req.req) for req in
parse_requirements("requirements.txt")],
+ install_requires=[str(req.req) for req in
parse_requirements("requirements.txt", session=uuid.uuid1())],
... I think something is wrong.
I am not an expert in python packaging details. I just want it to work.
What is wrong here?
- You should not use parse_requirements() in setup.py
- pip should not change its API.
- you should not use pip at all, you should use ...?
Regards,
Thomas
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