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Assert no conflicting packages in build #219

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jondequinor opened this issue Aug 18, 2021 · 0 comments
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Assert no conflicting packages in build #219

jondequinor opened this issue Aug 18, 2021 · 0 comments

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jondequinor commented Aug 18, 2021

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.

@jondequinor jondequinor changed the title Verify built/installed python packages with pip check Assert no conflicting packages in komodo distribution Aug 18, 2021
@jondequinor jondequinor changed the title Assert no conflicting packages in komodo distribution Assert no conflicting packages in komodo build Aug 18, 2021
@jondequinor jondequinor changed the title Assert no conflicting packages in komodo build Assert no conflicting packages in build Aug 18, 2021
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