Evaluate `resolvelib`
See original GitHub issueAs a parallel or perhaps complementary track to #29: resolvelib
provides an abstract interface for resolving dependencies that are produced by a client-supplied “provider” (presumably something like us querying the PyPI APIs).
This might be too generic of a library for our use case, but it might be useful if we go further into reworking pip-tools
to supply a Python API.
PyPI Link: https://pypi.org/project/resolvelib/
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I have a PR open with just the basics + unit tests. If we decide to merge it, I intend to open issues for:
(We shouldn’t need to parse the metadata ourselves, but here’s the relevant most recent PEP anyways: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0566/)