Stop using external parser services #609
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This stops using yarn-parser and instead does parsing locally for yarn.lock (v1 and v2)
Parse conda's environment.yaml file natively by reimplementing the version parsing from MatchSpec. Also drops support for our fake environment.yml.lock "lockfile" as we should instead generate something client side vs trying to fake a solve here
Removes the other parsers which require an external parser service as they reduce overall reliability
havocp
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Nov 26, 2024
| dependencies = call_conda_parser_web(info, kind)[kind.to_sym] | ||
| dependencies.map { |dep_kv| Dependency.new(**dep_kv.merge(type: "runtime")) } | ||
| end | ||
| def self.parse_name_requirement_from_matchspec(ms) |
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if a regex is two problems there are a lot of problems here 😂
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This is a pretty substantial change in that it stops doing any parsing of manifests by sending things over the network to a parsing service. To do so, it drops support for parsing carthage, clojars, hackage, hex, and swift manifest files. But none of these end up being parsed from within libraries and we don't support them.
For yarn and conda, which had external parser services, I've written logic that can live within as they're both relatively easy to parse natively. Individual commits should make sense