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@aignas aignas commented Feb 24, 2026

With this change we are handling more of the edge cases for when the
filenames are more complex. Initial code had bugs when the sdist name
had - in the name part.

This code is easier to read and a little bit more explicit how it
handles things.

We will use it later to only return the whl and sdist entries for
the versions requested through the requirements lock file. This is to
make it possible to write facts only for the versions that we use.

Work towards #2731

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With this change we are handling more of the edge cases for when the
filenames are more complex. Initial code had bugs when the sdist name
had `-` in the name part.

This code is easier to read and a little bit more explicit how it
handles things.

We will use it later to only return the `whl` and `sdist` entries for
the versions requested through the requirements lock file. This is to
make it possible to write facts only for the versions that we use.

Work towards bazel-contrib#2731
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This pull request refactors and enhances the logic for extracting package versions from PyPI distribution filenames. It centralizes the version parsing into a new, more robust utility, which now correctly handles complex sdist names that previously caused issues. This improvement is crucial for accurately identifying package versions and will facilitate future work on filtering package entries based on requirements.

Highlights

  • Improved Version Extraction: The logic for extracting package versions from PyPI distribution filenames has been significantly improved, specifically addressing edge cases where sdist names contained hyphens or were unnormalized.
  • Refactored Parsing Logic: Version parsing has been refactored into a dedicated version_from_filename.bzl module, enhancing readability, maintainability, and reusability of the code.
  • Comprehensive Testing: New unit tests have been introduced for the version_from_filename utility, covering various wheel and sdist naming conventions, including complex and failure scenarios, to ensure robustness.

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  • python/private/pypi/BUILD.bazel
    • Updated parse_simpleapi_html_bzl to depend on the new version_from_filename_bzl.
  • python/private/pypi/parse_simpleapi_html.bzl
    • Refactored version extraction by importing and utilizing the new version_from_filename function.
    • Removed the old _version helper function.
  • python/private/pypi/version_from_filename.bzl
    • Added a new module containing a robust version_from_filename function to parse versions from wheel and sdist filenames, handling various naming conventions.
  • tests/pypi/version_from_filename/BUILD.bazel
    • Added a new BUILD file to define the test suite for the version_from_filename utility.
  • tests/pypi/version_from_filename/version_from_filename_tests.bzl
    • Added comprehensive unit tests for the version_from_filename function, covering standard and complex wheel and sdist naming scenarios.
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This pull request refactors the version parsing logic from filenames into a dedicated file, which improves modularity. The new logic for sdist filenames is more robust and handles package names with hyphens correctly. However, the logic for parsing wheel filenames is still susceptible to errors when package names contain hyphens. I've left a specific comment on this. The addition of tests for the new function is great.

@rickeylev rickeylev enabled auto-merge February 25, 2026 19:43
@rickeylev rickeylev added this pull request to the merge queue Feb 25, 2026
Merged via the queue into bazel-contrib:main with commit a91a4d5 Feb 25, 2026
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@aignas aignas deleted the aignas.fix.version_from_filename branch February 26, 2026 09:31
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