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Broken module requirements (mybad) #15
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I haven't been able to reproduce this.
@jblereste Any way you could provide a shell script that reproduces this? |
setupextras module is guilty! I attached these two scripts (using a fresh python install with docker) |
@jblereste Oh this sucks, works with clean virtualenv (where no deps are installed) but fails when I run your example. So I either have to hardcode all these functions in 15 modules, or require |
@grimen Looks like using Poetry would automatically solve this one as well. |
You can setup a
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PRs here: grimen/python-mybad#1 and here: #22 |
I would really love it if you could include the PR @reuben provides. That would solve a similar problem I experience using |
Please. |
Any update on this or any alternative option? |
Similar problem. I was eagerly looking forward to introduce this library to my team. Version of Python3.9 Structure of requirements.txt
Error message while trying to install setupextras
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Sorry to hijack a thread on this project again – I just couldn't resist to reply: @swarupe04 @sdg002 I wrote appcfg a few years ago as a simple, fully tested alternative to this and I'll keep maintaining it too (should you be worried about that). Unlike with config2, the root path is inferred from |
Hi Jonas,
I have an issue during the install of the new version of config2 (0.3.2).
It seems that there is an issue with the requirements of the mybad module.
Please find attached the log file (clean install from a docker image).
Thank you for your help (and for the package ;))!
Jean-Baptiste
error-config2.log
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