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Internal (not in pypi) packages not ignored, even when instructed to #50
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I apologize for the delay, I haven't had the PC available to look at this, but I hope to be able to debug it this week to give you an answer as soon as possible, thank you! |
The bug has been confirmed, thanks! |
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@jdevera-hj, there is already a version available to try that fixes this bug. It is still under testing. If you want you can check if it works for you. Thank you! |
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Command that causes the issue
Expected behavior
I would expect for dependencies that cannot be found to be listed as errors in the report, which it does:
And then for it to proceed without trying further.
Actual behavior
The tool seems to have kept on trying to get info about the packages that are not available and then stopped running.
Traceback
Pip-rating version
Other details
pip-rating installed via pipx.
Checklist
pip install -U pip-rating
and triggered the bug in the latest version.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: