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flit symlinked installed packages with build numbers are being overwritten with versions from pypi if any package that depends on it are installed. Here's an example:
conda create -yn flit-deps python=3.8 flit
conda activate flit-deps
gh repo clone theislab/scanpy
cd scanpy
gh pr checkout 1527 # The PR that uses flit
flit install -s --deps=develop
cd~# Move out of the directory
python -c "import scanpy; print(scanpy.__version__)"# 1.8.0.dev50+g8e703b89.d20210301
pip install scvelo # Package that depends on scanpy. Truncated output:# ...# Collecting scanpy>=1.5# Using cached scanpy-1.7.1-py3-none-any.whl (10.3 MB)# ...# Attempting uninstall: scanpy# Found existing installation: scanpy 1.8.0.dev50-g8e703b89.d20210301# Uninstalling scanpy-1.8.0.dev50-g8e703b89.d20210301:# Successfully uninstalled scanpy-1.8.0.dev50-g8e703b89.d20210301
python3 -c "import scanpy; print(scanpy.__version__)"# 1.7.1
It looks to me like pip is getting incorrect version information about the package, similar to the problem raised in #383 and addressed in #388. However, in this case the package is not a wheel.
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flit
symlinked installed packages with build numbers are being overwritten with versions frompypi
if any package that depends on it are installed. Here's an example:It looks to me like pip is getting incorrect version information about the package, similar to the problem raised in #383 and addressed in #388. However, in this case the package is not a wheel.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: