Paul Moore

I think I've done it, but note the message here.  (Edit: Images don't seem to make it through email...) (Another edit: Or cut and paste. No idea what's going...

> Email replies do not support Markdown And it looks like the reply somehow retains the information that it came from email even after it's edited. Weird. > Could you...

I'm not sure I follow. Are you talking about what *pip* does? Because if so, that's not really relevant here.

Not a problem. I wanted to make sure you didn't have a specific suggestion for something that should be done in this project. Note, however, that this issue is about...

Well, whichever backend your project specifies - but it's a fair point, improving the error would be useful.

I'd rather support `-r -`, which would then allow you to use some sort of TOML equivalent of `jq`1 to read the values you want out and pass them in...

This was fixed in a patch release of 22.2. Please upgrade pip to the latest version and confirm the issue is resolved.

> It seems that the `find-links` page is ignoring the `Accept:` header and always returns HTML. Hang on, `--find-links` isn't meant to use the simple API, and shouldn't be involving...

Just to note that, while I agree that over-restrictive requirements can be an issue1, this is a fairly specialised use case. It's not that dependencies can't clash, but that putting...

The use cases noted in the poetry issues are good to have as examples of where strict dependency resolution can cause issues, but I'm in agreement with @sdispater that ignoring...