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pip install -U might reinstall same version of package
See original GitHub issueMy project consists of several Python packages that depend on each other: pkgA, and pkgB that depends on pkgA.
I install pkgA with pip install -U -e ./pkgA
Then I install pkgB with pip install -U -e ./pkgB. Doing that, pip removes pkgA, downloads one from pypi (the exact same version that was installed) and installs it. Then I lose half an hour trying to figure out things in a broken dev environment.
I’m going back to running setup.py develop because setuptools work, but it sounds like something you might want to know.
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The fact that it re-installs the same version of a package over the editable one is of no concern to anyone?
pip install -U -e ./pkgB -e ./pkbAshould work.