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Replace package pipfile with plette #5310

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oz123 opened this issue Aug 30, 2022 · 1 comment · Fixed by #5339
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Replace package pipfile with plette #5310

oz123 opened this issue Aug 30, 2022 · 1 comment · Fixed by #5339
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Type: Vendored Dependencies This issue affects vendored dependencies within pipenv.

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oz123 commented Aug 30, 2022

plette has all the abilities of pipfile and more.
The API is identical.
Also, pipfile isn't really maintained anymore. Hence, we should drop it, and use plette instead.
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@matteius matteius added the Type: Vendored Dependencies This issue affects vendored dependencies within pipenv. label Sep 2, 2022
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oz123 commented Sep 6, 2022

When we complete this, we can also close #5187.

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jeffwidman added a commit to dependabot/dependabot-core that referenced this issue Aug 5, 2023
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Switch from pipfile to plette lib
91ce1b7 
The main user of `pipfile` is `pipenv`, and _not_ any of the other
python package managers.

However, `pipfile` library has been pretty much unmaintained, so
`pipenv` switched to using `plette` for parsing/validation of
`Pipfile`'s:
* pypa/pipenv#5310
* pypa/pipenv#5339

So let's switch our usage as well. Today we only use `pipfile` for
generating hashes, so this is effectively a silent no-op. However, down
the road we could leverage `plette` for `Pipfile` parsing/validation...
for example see how it's flagging things here:
#6104 (comment)
@jeffwidman jeffwidman mentioned this issue Aug 5, 2023
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jeffwidman added a commit to dependabot/dependabot-core that referenced this issue Aug 10, 2023
@jeffwidman
Switch from pipfile to plette lib
08a9369 
The main user of `pipfile` is `pipenv`, and _not_ any of the other
python package managers.

However, `pipfile` library has been pretty much unmaintained, so
`pipenv` switched to using `plette` for parsing/validation of
`Pipfile`'s:
* pypa/pipenv#5310
* pypa/pipenv#5339

So let's switch our usage as well. Today we only use `pipfile` for
generating hashes, so this is effectively a silent no-op. However, down
the road we could leverage `plette` for `Pipfile` parsing/validation...
for example see how it's flagging things here:
#6104 (comment)
jeffwidman added a commit to dependabot/dependabot-core that referenced this issue Aug 23, 2023
@jeffwidman
Switch from pipfile to plette lib
a4a8f75 
The main user of `pipfile` is `pipenv`, and _not_ any of the other
python package managers.

However, `pipfile` library has been pretty much unmaintained, so
`pipenv` switched to using `plette` for parsing/validation of
`Pipfile`'s:
* pypa/pipenv#5310
* pypa/pipenv#5339

So let's switch our usage as well. Today we only use `pipfile` for
generating hashes, so this is effectively a silent no-op. However, down
the road we could leverage `plette` for `Pipfile` parsing/validation...
for example see how it's flagging things here:
#6104 (comment)
jeffwidman added a commit to jeffwidman/dependabot-core that referenced this issue Dec 15, 2023
@jeffwidman
Switch from pipfile to plette lib
fce3a19 
The main user of `pipfile` is `pipenv`, and _not_ any of the other
python package managers.

However, `pipfile` library has been pretty much unmaintained, so
`pipenv` switched to using `plette` for parsing/validation of
`Pipfile`'s:
* pypa/pipenv#5310
* pypa/pipenv#5339

So let's switch our usage as well. Today we only use `pipfile` for
generating hashes, so this is effectively a silent no-op. However, down
the road we could leverage `plette` for `Pipfile` parsing/validation...
for example see how it's flagging things here:
dependabot#6104 (comment)
jeffwidman added a commit to jeffwidman/dependabot-core that referenced this issue Dec 16, 2023
@jeffwidman
Switch from pipfile to plette lib
83c8235 
The main user of `pipfile` is `pipenv`, and _not_ any of the other
python package managers.

However, `pipfile` library has been pretty much unmaintained, so
`pipenv` switched to using `plette` for parsing/validation of
`Pipfile`'s:
* pypa/pipenv#5310
* pypa/pipenv#5339

So let's switch our usage as well. Today we only use `pipfile` for
generating hashes, so this is effectively a silent no-op. However, down
the road we could leverage `plette` for `Pipfile` parsing/validation...
for example see how it's flagging things here:
dependabot#6104 (comment)
jeffwidman added a commit to jeffwidman/dependabot-core that referenced this issue Dec 16, 2023
@jeffwidman
Switch from pipfile to plette lib
be06f53 
The main user of `pipfile` is `pipenv`, and _not_ any of the other
python package managers.

However, `pipfile` library has been pretty much unmaintained, so
`pipenv` switched to using `plette` for parsing/validation of
`Pipfile`'s:
* pypa/pipenv#5310
* pypa/pipenv#5339

So let's switch our usage as well. Today we only use `pipfile` for
generating hashes, so this is effectively a silent no-op. However, down
the road we could leverage `plette` for `Pipfile` parsing/validation...
for example see how it's flagging things here:
dependabot#6104 (comment)
jeffwidman added a commit to jeffwidman/dependabot-core that referenced this issue Dec 16, 2023
@jeffwidman
Switch from pipfile to plette lib
61ee2b8 
The main user of `pipfile` is `pipenv`, and _not_ any of the other
python package managers.

However, `pipfile` library has been pretty much unmaintained, so
`pipenv` switched to using `plette` for parsing/validation of
`Pipfile`'s:
* pypa/pipenv#5310
* pypa/pipenv#5339

So let's switch our usage as well. Today we only use `pipfile` for
generating hashes, so this is effectively a silent no-op. However, down
the road we could leverage `plette` for `Pipfile` parsing/validation...
for example see how it's flagging things here:
dependabot#6104 (comment)
@jeffwidman jeffwidman mentioned this issue Dec 16, 2023
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jeffwidman added a commit to jeffwidman/dependabot-core that referenced this issue Mar 21, 2024
@jeffwidman
Switch from pipfile to plette lib
5ab89f4 
The main user of `pipfile` is `pipenv`, and _not_ any of the other
python package managers.

However, `pipfile` library has been pretty much unmaintained, so
`pipenv` switched to using `plette` for parsing/validation of
`Pipfile`'s:
* pypa/pipenv#5310
* pypa/pipenv#5339

So let's switch our usage as well. Today we only use `pipfile` for
generating hashes, so this is effectively a silent no-op. However, down
the road we could leverage `plette` for `Pipfile` parsing/validation...
for example see how it's flagging things here:
dependabot#6104 (comment)
abdulapopoola added a commit to dependabot/dependabot-core that referenced this issue Mar 22, 2024
@jeffwidman @abdulapopoola
Switch from pipfile to plette lib (#8627)
384ce3b 
The main user of `pipfile` is `pipenv`, and _not_ any of the other
python package managers.

However, `pipfile` library has been pretty much unmaintained, so
`pipenv` switched to using `plette` for parsing/validation of
`Pipfile`'s:
* pypa/pipenv#5310
* pypa/pipenv#5339

So let's switch our usage as well. Today we only use `pipfile` for
generating hashes, so this is effectively a silent no-op. However, down
the road we could leverage `plette` for `Pipfile` parsing/validation...
for example see how it's flagging things here:
#6104 (comment)

Co-authored-by: AbdulFattaah Popoola <abdulapopoola@github.com>
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