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chore: deprecate pip-compile-multi in favor or uv #31313
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Incorrect Input File Specification for Base Requirements ▹ view | |
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scripts/uv-pip-compile.sh | ✅ |
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scripts/uv-pip-compile.sh
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# Generate the requirements/base.txt file | ||
uv pip compile pyproject.toml -c requirements/base.in -o requirements/base.txt $ADDITIONAL_ARGS |
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Incorrect Input File Specification for Base Requirements
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What is the issue?
The first command uses requirements/base.in as a constraint (-c) while it should be using it as an input file since it's the primary source for base.txt.
Why this matters
Using base.in as a constraint instead of an input file means the dependencies specified in base.in might not be properly included in the final requirements file, potentially leading to missing dependencies.
Suggested change
Replace the first command with:
uv pip compile pyproject.toml requirements/base.in -o requirements/base.txt $ADDITIONAL_ARGS
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@mistercrunch is this accurate? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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requirements.in
really is used as a set of constraints here, the name might be confusing though. I could rename to base-constraints.txt
for clarity
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I could probably also merge the constraints in pyproject.toml
so it's all in one place
Hey @mistercrunch very nice to see! It's crazy fast, hey? |
pip-compile-multi hasn't been working super well for us. It has a few bugs, is pretty slow, and turns out
uv
supports our use case much better and at blazing speeds.