Vineet Naik
Vineet Naik
Didn't get the motivation behind this. That this change improves readability is very subjective IMO.
IMO the current format is more explicit. Not merging this unless there's a convincing explanation.
Which version of pipdeptree are you running? Can you please try the latest beta version or the latest master? You can install the beta version from pip as follows, sudo...
I just checked it with latest version of pip `20.3.3` and python 3.6 and it worked fine. It could be some package installed in your env. Can you please paste/attach...
Is the problem solved for you? Can you give more details about the residual dlib package? That will help me reproduce the problem. I tried to create a virtualenv with...
You can install `pipdeptree` with `pip3`. Then you should be able to run it with python3 as follow `python3 -m pipdeptree` I don't use `pip3` myself so couldn't try this....
The path printed in the stacktrace looks like a relative path `.../miniconda3/scipy/bin/python`. May be it's because pipdeptree is trying to resolve the relative path from its own location. Can you...
That's strange. I am not familiar with conda as such but could it be a permissions issue? Does the user running the script has permissions to execute `/fullPathTo/miniconda3/scipy/bin/python`?
Sure, always interested in PRs :-) Go ahead.
I think the problem here is that `grep` on OSX (BSD) doesn't support the `--perl-regexp` or `-P` flag. You might be able to get it working with the `--extended-regexp` or...