v1.1.2 "micropipenv requirements" doesn't autodetect from poetry.lock
hanjos opened this issue · 3 comments
hanjos commented
Describe the bug
micropipenv requirements (with no flags) doesn't autodetect the method; it fails outright if it's not Pipenv:
(venv) $ micropipenv requirements
File 'Pipfile.lock' not found in 'C:\\Users\\...\\app' or any parent directory
To Reproduce
Given a codebase using Poetry:
$ dir
07/10/2021 05:17 PM <DIR> .
07/10/2021 05:17 PM <DIR> ..
07/10/2021 04:22 PM 123 .gitignore
07/10/2021 04:22 PM 23,486 poetry.lock
07/10/2021 04:01 PM 783 pyproject.toml
07/10/2021 04:01 PM 13 README.md
07/10/2021 04:01 PM 0 README.rst
07/10/2021 04:01 PM <DIR> tests
07/10/2021 04:01 PM <DIR> app
Run:
(venv) $ micropipenv requirements
with no flags inside an active virtual environment.
Expected behavior
Micropipenv detects that Poetry is use and produces a requirements list from poetry.lock, as stated in --help:
(venv) $ micropipenv requirements --help
usage: micropipenv requirements [-h] [--no-hashes] [--no-indexes] [--no-versions] [--only-direct] [--no-comments]
[--no-default] [--no-dev] [--method {pipenv,poetry}]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--no-hashes Do not include hashes in the generated output.
--no-indexes Do not include index configuration in the generated output.
--no-versions Do not include version information in the generated output, implies --no-hashes.
--only-direct Include only direct dependencies in the output, implies --no-hashes and --no-versions; this
requires 'toml' extras to be installed.
--no-comments Do not include comments differentiating sections.
--no-default Include only development dependencies, do not include default dependencies.
--no-dev Include only default dependencies, do not include develop dependencies.
--method {pipenv,poetry}
Source of packages for the requirements file, perform detection if not provided.
Additional context
micropipenv 1.1.2, running on Windows 10
hanjos commented
For additional info, micropipenv install seems to work fine.
A cursory look at the source code (from a non-Python programmer, so take it with some grains of salt...) suggests that requirements does no detection at all.