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I have encountered the following message a few times:
Warning: Your dependencies could not be resolved. You likely have a mismatch in your sub-dependencies.
Some other cases I remember:
The package being installed doesn't provide the modules it claims it does (we had a typo)
The package has dependencies in form of package @ url where the url is invalid.
The suggestion to use pipenv run pip install <requirement_name> does work, as it gives a more usable error. But is a bit useless when you don't know which dependency is causing the issue.
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Yeah, that does help sometimes. Given the fact that pip has better errors, I suppose my question is: is there a way that these could be given to the user somehow?
I have encountered the following message a few times:
Some other cases I remember:
package @ url
where the url is invalid.The suggestion to use
pipenv run pip install <requirement_name>
does work, as it gives a more usable error. But is a bit useless when you don't know which dependency is causing the issue.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: