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Options to fix dependencies of manually loaded packages #79
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Thanks @joemarshall. I made some nitpicky comments.
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I refactored it so fix_package_dependencies lives in _utils and got rid of the public facing function which wasn't really useful except in conjuction with freeze anyway. |
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Oh and fixed / added tests for freeze. |
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Thanks @joemarshall!
I have some minor comments otherwise LGTM.
Could you please update the changelog? I think we can use a version 0.4.1 and release with this PR.
Okay, I think I've done those changes okay now |
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Thanks @joemarshall! Pyodide 0.24.0 has already been released, so I think this would be included in 0.24.1 |
Oh wait this is a micropip change, not sure if these labels make sense. |
Right now, if you import packages from wheel files without automatically getting dependencies,
micropip.freeze
won't correctly show dependencies for the packages.This patch fixes up dependencies for manually loaded wheels, adding a method
micropip.check_package_dependencies
to check and fix dependencies for a package.It also uses the same function to make
micropip.freeze
work even if you just manually load a wheel and all dependencies.Still not sure whether this would be better in pyodide-lock, but I think given
micropip.freeze
exists, this patch that makes it work in this case seems reasonably sensible.