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A package version conflict is when package a depends on z==1 and package b depends on z>=2.5. A build process that produces a conflicting build (i.e. installs an arbitrary z in this case), is a faulty one. In the build process, we disable all dependency tooling in pip when downloading/building/installing python code into the build. So the only thing that stands between authoring a release file, and a conflicting build, is people and social convention.
For python packages, pip check in the build process could indicate if the build is conflicting or not.
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Assert no conflicting packages in komodo distribution
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jondequinor
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Assert no conflicting packages in komodo distribution
Assert no conflicting packages in komodo build
Aug 18, 2021
jondequinor
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Assert no conflicting packages in komodo build
Assert no conflicting packages in build
Aug 18, 2021
A package version conflict is when package
a
depends onz==1
and packageb
depends onz>=2.5
. A build process that produces a conflicting build (i.e. installs an arbitraryz
in this case), is a faulty one. In the build process, we disable all dependency tooling inpip
when downloading/building/installing python code into the build. So the only thing that stands between authoring a release file, and a conflicting build, is people and social convention.For python packages,
pip check
in the build process could indicate if the build is conflicting or not.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: