(PUP-10015) Add support for arbitrary equality to pip provider#7713
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Without this patch the pip provider doesn't correctly parse pip freeze output specified with arbitrary equality. https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0440/#arbitrary-equality This is manifest with triple === separating the package name from the package version, e.g. $ pip freeze | grep pytz pytz===2012f By not correctly parsing this output, puppet tries to continually install this package on each run. The patch updates the regex to handle arbitrary equality.
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@joshcooper causes this every time: Workaround |
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Without this patch the pip provider doesn't correctly parse pip freeze
output specified with arbitrary equality.
https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0440/#arbitrary-equality
This is manifest with triple === separating the package name from the
package version, e.g.
$ pip freeze | grep pytz
pytz===2012f
By not correctly parsing this output, puppet tries to continually
install this package on each run.
The patch updates the regex to handle arbitrary equality.