Trying to upload python requirements.txt file,

[miketheman]

$ gemnasium dependency_files p --files=packages.txt
Sending files to Gemnasium: json: cannot unmarshal string into Go value of type models.DependencyFile

File has 204 line in it, some are package names like:

Django==1.9.13

Others like:

-e git+https://github.com/evonove/django-oauth-toolkit.git@707a6016a3023fe423ede53db707c55273b0f6d0#egg=django_oauth_toolkit

Removing the https lines returns the same error.

Is there a requirement that the text files be named with requirements in them?

[miketheman]

@gravis Any ideas?

[fcat]

The short answer is: yes, Python requirements files should be named either requirements.txt or requires.txt. Renaming the file or using a symlink should fix the problem.

If you still have issues after renaming the file, please contact us via http://support.gemnasium.com. All we need is the project slug and the approximate time you last tried to upload the dependency files of your projects.

That said, there's a mismatch here because Gemnasium.com returns HTTP 200 (or 204) along with something that can't be unmarshalled into a map[string][]DependencyFile. In a word, Toolbelt got something it didn't expect. See dependency_files.go.