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feat(pip/_internal): Skip current directory when performing freeze #7810
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feat(pip/_internal): Skip current directory when performing freeze
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fix(_vendors): Exclude '' when searching for distributions
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add(*.patch): diff for pkg_resource
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fix(freeze.py): Skip current directory through freeze and not vendor
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docs(news): Update news entry
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Avoid listing packages from current directory, when invoked as 'python -m pip freeze' |
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Does this actually work?
sys.path[0]
is''
(empty string) for me, whileos.getcwd()
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A
''
entry would not be considered as, through the first part ofif
statement i.e.if ''
would be False. Sincesys.path
contains an absolute path of cwd, apart from''
, I have used that specificif
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Oh sorry I missed the
if item
part. I do not thinksys.path
contains an absolute version of cwd by default though (it does not for me).There was a problem hiding this comment.
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It does not actually. However, when you'll print
sys.path
within thefreeze
operation or inget_installed_distribution()
method, it somehow does.On the contrary, when I print
sys.path
within theWorkingSet
defined in thepkg_resource
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That’s weird. We’ll probably need to figure out why it’s the case before we can come up with a proper fix.
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Hi there, how about
since neither of sys.path nor os.getcwd() is warrantied to always give absolute paths.
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@McSinyx, the problem is that somehow
sys.path
contains absolute path of CWD apart from''
, which is added by default when you usepython -m
. We have to show the package during freeze if the full path is present insys.path
but not when just''
is present.