Fix modules.py def of 'cattrs' known 3rd party module

[whardier]

This was missing one of the namespaces included in that library.

Got to deep dive into this project. Neat setup. This was a confusing headscratcher though. I'll be adding a TON to this known 3rd parties soon.

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[arkq]

Thx!

I'll be adding a TON to this known 3rd parties soon.

OK, hope that you will not add every PyPi project :D

[whardier]

Hah no. I maintain a standard set of packages that all "install" together.. very broad. I have cached information that can be used to build up the list where namespaces might be overlooked since this list hits a lot of areas.

However.. was there a staged installation proposed for this project ever? Install everything in requirements and inspect dist-info/RECORDS ? It might be more worthwhile to cache all those files here and scan them and allow the cache to grow. IDK.

[arkq]

was there a staged installation proposed for this project ever?

No, thing like that was never proposed. However, I'm not sure whether I understand you correctly with staged installation in regard to requirements checking... The case for this checker is to use it everywhere in a consistent way. So, locally growing cache might indeed provide some valuable info, but this will be of no use for CI static analysis where projects are not installed at all - required packages will not be collected beforehand in such setup.

[whardier]

Understood. So then why not put a large portion of pypi in here if it is needed due to name mismatches and extra namespaces?

[arkq]

So then why not put a large portion of pypi in here if it is needed due to name mismatches and extra namespaces?

Packages from PyPi are put here bit by bit, but this process is managed by community (at least that's how I see it). Projects which I am/was using are added by me, but the rest has to be done by contributors :)