Vineet Naik

There's no direct way to do this. Does the above command work? Also, what's `rg`?

Thanks for the kind words :-) It should be quite simple to implement. Curious to understand the use case for this. In what way do you use these _leaf_ packages...

Sounds like a good feature. But didn't understand the use case correctly. You mean before removing a package, it can be used for finding out which dependencies will be left...

First of all this is great! Thanks for putting the effort. I don't see any concerns with the approach, so you may proceed and add tests. IMO, mocking will simplify...

Are cryptography and PyJWT installed as optional/extra dependencies of jira by any chance? If yes, then can you please try running `pipdeptree.py` from the `idiot-z-add_extra_require` branch? That branch has work-in-progress...

Working fine for me. The `-l` flag is same as that of `pip freeze` ie. if in a virtualenv that has global access (created with the `--system-site-packages` flag) do not...

Can you please check if it's using `pipdeptree` installed inside the virtualenv and not the global one? Cheers

Ok, now I get it. pipdeptree looks for installed packages in the currently active env (just like pip freeze) which means it needs to be installed inside the virtualenv. I...

@jonafato This is really useful thanks. Will try it and also mention it in the README.

Ok, I had not thought about exit codes that way. Currently, pipdeptree only exits with non-zero in case of conflicts (that too, only if id `-w fail` option is specified)....