Dependency graph in GitHub for aiogoogle points to wrong repo
Ahsoka opened this issue · 12 comments
Not sure if this something you can do anything about, but adding aiogoogle to your requirements.txt or setup.py file will point to google-cloud-aiohttp, instead of this repo. See this image for reference:
Not sure what I can do about this :/
Not sure why Github doesn't use Pypi's db and uses random setup.py(s) instead.
Maybe emailing GitHub support might be worth a try? I remember once, pandas in the requirements.txt pointed to this repo instead of the real pandas. But then a couple days later, the issue was resolved so not sure how that happened but maybe they reached out to GitHub or something.
I tried searching for an email but couldn't find one. Instead there's the Github community website. But I'm just too lazy to post there. If you feel like doing it, I hereby publicly declare that you can do it on my behalf 😄
I tried searching for an email but couldn't find one. Instead there's the Github community website. But I'm just too lazy to post there. If you feel like doing it, I hereby publicly declare that you can do it on my behalf 😄
Hey thanks for the invitation but I fear that since I am not a contributor or formally associated with this repository, my request will be denied. I found this link which might be useful: https://support.github.com/contact/bug-report.
Let me know if you still want me to post on your behalf if you're too lazy. 😁
Done!
https://support.github.com/ticket/personal/0/1319288
Not sure if you'll be able to see it through this link though. Will update this thread once I get a reply.
Can't see it but thanks! ♥
Just got a reply from them saying they fixed it. Can you verify please?
Just got a reply from them saying they fixed it. Can you verify please?
Yep it's fixed 🥰
Woah, nice! Awesome seeing people using your creation. Thanks for raising the issue!
Thanks for creating the library! Don't know what I would have done without it.