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With --upgrade both packages seem to install fine, but the second install actually replaces the first. Still only one one package installed (pkg_b). tree shows ├───example_pkg │ └───b ├───example_pkg_a-1.dist-info └───example_pkg_b-1.dist-info

I do not understand! These are two distinct packages with different names. example_pkg/a example_pkg/b example_pkg in this case is not even a package as it is never installed on its...

Hi @DiddiLeija, Thanks for trying! But sorry to say I have trouble getting at your explanations... First of all there is no need to use --upgrade as these are two...

Hi @DiddiLeija, Thank you! I had a look at the source code to try and better understand ... When using a target directory pip first creates a temporary environment where...

I agree that the target option does not seem to be designed for multiple runs... The warning message makes it seem so though. However, the use of --prefix does not...

Thanks. I am on MacOS (Apple Silicon), Python Version 3.10, using a `uv` managed environment. The warnings appear while running some tests with `pytest`.