Paul Moore

> what if pip uninstall my_package refused by default to uninstall my_package if it can't remove all files in my_package/, raising an error? That would be a breaking change, and...

Why are you using your Python 3.11 site-packages with a Python 3.12 interpreter? I can see why that might cause pip to not remove the `__pycache__` directory (it's triggering the...

Agreed, it would be nice to improve the situation here. The issue is how we distinguish between a case like this and a case where the user deliberately created a...

Also, I didn't say so explicitly, but PRs implementing the ideas @sbivol suggested above would also be welcomed.

This is (in effect) a duplicate of https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/12502 In this particular case, the dependency ``` [tool.poetry.dependencies] python = "^3.9" second-library = {path = "../second_library", develop = true} ``` is specified...

Also, I'm not particularly happy about linking to a PDF file on a random Azure media URL which isn't linked from, or available in, a stable, public location. It seems...

> DEPRECATION: torchsde 0.2.5 has a non-standard dependency specifier See #12146 - please report to torchsde Edit: Looks like it's been reported as https://github.com/google-research/torchsde/issues/131

That looks right, yes. We sometimes don't include the link, simply because we may not know (we aren't particularly familiar with most of the packages people use).

You need to ask in one of the places @pradyunsg suggested, not here.

I think the OP's concern is legitimate. But both namespace packages and `-t` are "a bit weird"™ and in this case interact badly. I'm not sure whether I'd consider this...