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synapticarbors avatar synapticarbors commented on May 30, 2024 1

The pypi package is respx

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marcelotrevisani avatar marcelotrevisani commented on May 30, 2024

Thanks for opening this issue!

Sure, I will take a look at it.
Do you know a package on pypi which this is happening, please? So I can easily reproduce it

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marcelotrevisani avatar marcelotrevisani commented on May 30, 2024

The pypi package is respx

Thanks a lot! I will try to reproduce it

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marcelotrevisani avatar marcelotrevisani commented on May 30, 2024

Yeap, indeed it is not creating the file with the same name as in the repository. I will add this in a couple of days
Thanks for reporting

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synapticarbors avatar synapticarbors commented on May 30, 2024

A few other unrelated questions from using grayskull for the first time (and let me know if you'd rather me raise these elsewhere):

  • Is there any way to get grayskull to pull the dev_url from pypi, or figure out a better home than the pypi url? For example, looking for the url in setup (https://github.com/lundberg/respx/blob/master/setup.py#L14)

  • Is there an explanation of what pip check is doing in the context of a package built with conda? I've seen this coming up in a few places and I don't feel like I really understand what the caveats are of using this, if any.

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marcelotrevisani avatar marcelotrevisani commented on May 30, 2024
* Is there any way to get grayskull to pull the `dev_url` from pypi, or figure out a better `home` than the pypi url? For example, looking for the `url` in `setup` (https://github.com/lundberg/respx/blob/master/setup.py#L14)

I need to check it, but I think that grayskull tries to get it the dev_url first from the metadata, if it does not exist it uses the pypi. But I need to check it

* Is there an explanation of what `pip check` is doing in the context of a package built with `conda`? I've seen this coming up in a few places and I don't feel like I really understand what the caveats are of using this, if any.

pip check test if the whole dependencies of that package are installed, but sometimes it does not work well, but at least it is a second validation if it fails the user can just remove it. I think @ocefpaf can give you a better explanation about it

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