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                                            Stefano Bennati

Python-inspector processes certain dependencies for way too long

Opened PR upstream at resolvelib https://github.com/sarugaku/resolvelib/pull/113

Python-inspector processes certain dependencies for way too long

Also related https://github.com/nexB/python-inspector/pull/110

Python-inspector processes certain dependencies for way too long

I would prefer asap… I was looking into submitting a PR which would use the latest resolvlib, but it seems to be an indirect dependency and I could not figure...

Python-inspector processes certain dependencies for way too long

ok thanks, it looks like I had a typo in my search :)

`python-inspector` cannot analyze `s5cmd` package due to `IOException: error=2, No such file or directory`

It's not related: I see the same issue also with 27.0.0

`python-inspector` cannot analyze `s5cmd` package due to `IOException: error=2, No such file or directory`

I tested with version [6bb98df](https://github.com/oss-review-toolkit/ort/commit/6bb98df) and the error is still there. P.s. we build the docker image ourselves

`python-inspector` cannot analyze `s5cmd` package due to `IOException: error=2, No such file or directory`

I tried adding the following to the global config, but the error persists ``` analyzer: packageManagers: Pip: options: analyzeSetupPyInsecurely: false ```

chores(analyzer): Print warning if duplicate packages

I appreciate the need of understanding in detail all side effects of allowing duplicate identifiers. What this proposal is meant for, is making the user aware of the _possibility_ of...

chores(analyzer): Print warning if duplicate packages

Is this what you had in mind?

chores(analyzer): Print warning if duplicate packages

Ok, let me know if any better solution than this comes to mind which is also feasible and I can try to implement it. Otherwise let's please merge this one...