editable packages are not recognized

[HitLuca]

When a package is installed as editable, if the package name doesn't follow the import name the pip-extra-reqs fails. An example:

• requirements.txt -> -e git+ssh://[email protected]/some_org/some-package.git#egg=some-package
• python -> import some_package
• pip-extra-reqs my_project -> Extra requirements: some-package in requirements.txt

running pip-missing-reqs doesn't show some-package as missing tho, so I believe they check differently the match between requirements.txt and the actual python imports.

Of course the project works normally and can use the package

[HitLuca]

For anyone having this issue, for now the error can be silenced using pip-extra-reqs --ignore-requirement=some-package my_project

[MrMino]

Yup. Bug. Not to be confused with #81 - this should at least have its own separate testcase.

Reproducible with:

rm -rf test_45
mkdir test_45
cd test_45
echo "-e git+https://github.com/paramiko/paramiko#egg=paramiko" >> requirements.txt
echo "import paramiko" > test.py

pip install pip-check-reqs==2.3.2
rehash || hash -d

pip-extra-reqs test.py  # ❌ reports "paramiko" as extra - this is actually issue #80

pip install -r requirements.txt
pip-extra-reqs test.py  # ❌ reports "paramiko" as extra, even though it's actually installed
echo "paramiko" > requirements.txt
pip-extra-reqs test.py  # ❌ changing requirement to a normal one doesn't help

pip install --force-reinstall paramiko
pip-missing-reqs test.py  # Starts to work only after `paramiko` is reinstalled