Running "python -m pip check" in every Python package
See original GitHub issueNow that we have automerge support and that the newer pip
versions support pip check
to check for a consistent environment, should we add this as a test to all Python packages?
I have added it to some packages and I see it failing quite often as downstream miss dependency updates when they do version updates.
Todos:
- write a migrator (https://github.com/regro/cf-scripts/pull/787)
- write a check for the linter
- add test to skeleton
- add test to the default example recipe
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I would structure this as a mini migratior so it can run piggy back on the main migratiors.
We need three things: