Jason R. Coombs

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I've been working on solving the boostrapping problem in general in https://github.com/pypa/packaging-problems/issues/342. I'm closing this as won't fix. I've pushed the work in progress branch to `refs/archive/bugfix/344-explicit-setuptools` and deleted the...

One way could be to construct a list of tags and their relevant supported versions: ``` dict( py2='2.0.0', py3='3.0.0', py27='2.7.0, ) ``` Then for each tag, if its associated version...

I'm not sure what to do here. Obviously, running a clean before each build would be a cleaner approach, but doing so probably invalidates any performance gains that might be...

Oh, right. I hadn't considered that the checking has to be done holistically. Yeah, that makes sense. I did find that I could suppress the errors by configuring the project...

I've found another project affected by this issue: [keyrings.alt](/jaraco/keyrings.alt). This project has a module [`_win_crypto.py`](https://github.com/jaraco/keyrings.alt/blob/2414a66422c995bf7c0e3034129e79ab3c1d647a/keyrings/alt/_win_crypto.py) that imports ctypes and accesses attributes of ctypes that are only available on Windows. Thus...

If pytest-dev declines, [coherent-oss](/coherent-oss) would be happy to host it.

I ran into this issue today also. I'd run cherry_picker, then resolved a conflict, then mistakenly committed the change. From there, I tried to `--continue`, but got an error, then...

> > I had a similar error, since the 3.11 branch did not exist in my local repo. I had to first create the branch with git switch 3.11 (which...

> I can think of a few options The intended design is for importlib metadata (both versions) to reflect and honor the actual configuration. That is, if there are two...

> Invalid requirement: 'importlib_metadata.git[perf]@[email protected]:dan-blanchard/importlib_metadata.git' You may want to report this issue to [pytest-perf](/jaraco/pytest-perf). I notice that `importlib_metadata.git[perf]` should be `importlib_metadata[perf]`, and probably what's happening is the plugin is inferring the...