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`requirements-txt-fixer` ordering breaks using --index-url and --extra-index-url together in requirements.txt
See original GitHub issueIf you use both the --index-url and --extra-index-url flags together in a requirements.txt file the hook will put --extra-index-url above the --index-url which causes the url set to index-url be skipped. I suppose this is because the flags are also sorted alphabetically.
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something like that doesn’t really make sense as a hook – looking at global settings doesn’t make sense for something that’s supposed to check source code
plus you’d have to know to configure such a thing and at that point you might as well just turn off the bad setting – it’s not something you’re going to “accidentally” commit one day
@asottile Apologies for not seeing the failing tests before asking. I think its ready now.