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@aaronr8684
This is a really, super edge case, but is annoying and good to be aware of:
The create_devel_environment.sh script fails when the same package is listed in the Pipfile [packages] section as an editable package and then again in the [dev-packages] section as a regular package.
This occurs specifically when the development packages are installed from the various requirements-*.txt files using pipenv install --dev -r $path_to_reqs_file --no-lock. If a package appears under the [packages] heading and in the requirements.txt file, pipenv will crash spectacularly:
raise InvalidRequirement( pkg_resources.extern.packaging.requirements.InvalidRequirement: Parse error at ""[True, '"": Expected stringEnd
This is causing problems because several of the core plugins (librespot and lms_client) specifically require a class from epdlib and on the development branch of PaperPi we are tracking the development branch of epdlib. This ultimately results in having epdlib show up twice in the development section as well as the packages section.
This shouldn't be a problem once we move off of the epdlib development branch and can publish to pypi.
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@aaronr8684
This is a really, super edge case, but is annoying and good to be aware of:
The create_devel_environment.sh script fails when the same package is listed in the Pipfile
[packages]
section as an editable package and then again in the[dev-packages]
section as a regular package.This occurs specifically when the development packages are installed from the various
requirements-*.txt
files usingpipenv install --dev -r $path_to_reqs_file --no-lock
. If a package appears under the[packages]
heading and in the requirements.txt file, pipenv will crash spectacularly:This is causing problems because several of the core plugins (librespot and lms_client) specifically require a class from
epdlib
and on the development branch of PaperPi we are tracking the development branch of epdlib. This ultimately results in having epdlib show up twice in the development section as well as the packages section.This shouldn't be a problem once we move off of the epdlib development branch and can publish to pypi.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: