Support package environment markers #17
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Environment markers can be added at the end of a package requirement
line following a semicolon. For example:
Django==1.5.4; python_version < '3'
Teach the parser to recognize this part of the requirements grammar and
use it to allow duplicate package names that have different
requirements. For example, this is now valid:
Django==1.5.4; python_version < '3'
Django==1.11.18; python_version >= '3'
Also, adjust the "unsorted" rule to allow duplicate package names but
enforce the sort order of their version strings.
jogo
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Jan 25, 2019
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Environment markers can be added at the end of a package requirement
line following a semicolon. For example:
Teach the parser to recognize this part of the requirements grammar and
use it to allow duplicate package names that have different
requirements. For example, this is now valid:
Also, adjust the "unsorted" rule to allow duplicate package names but
enforce the sort order of their version strings.