Bug: --using doesn't seem to work (always uses requirements.txt)
flodolo opened this issue · 2 comments
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Issue Details
I have a folder with multiple requirement files:
- default.txt
- dev.txt
- lint.txt
- test.txt
licensecheck --using 'requirements:dev.txt' fails with RuntimeError: Could not find specification of requirements (requirements.txt). It looks like licensecheck always searches for requirements.txt.
On a side note, the documentation in README seems inconsistent around the formatting of multiple requirement files: is it requirements:requirements.txt;requirements_optional.txt or requirements:requirements.txt;requirements:requirements_optional.txt (with requirements: repeated after the semicolon)? Both are used in the explanation.
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- Operating System (OS): macOS
- OS Version: 14.6.1
Should this line be the other way around?
requirementsPaths = extras if len(extras) > 0 else ["requirements.txt"]
UPDATE: double-check the README, can't find the double requirements:, so I must have misread it.
Hi thanks for opening the issue. Going to take a look at this asap. There is absolutely a logic error there that I did not pick up during a recent refactor!