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Debian-inspector conflict while using scancode and tern #1185
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See also #1195 |
Thanks for the issue @Jeeppler! I apologize for the delay.. I have been on maternity leave. I will get the debian-inspector dependency updated for Tern. There will be a new release before the holidays. |
@rnjudge thanks for your reply. I am looking forward to the release. |
Installing Scancode-toolkit 31.1.1 and Tern 2.10.1 together results in a package conflict because both rely on a different version of the debian-inspector package. This commit resolves that conflict. Resolves tern-tools#1185 Signed-off-by: Rose Judge <rjudge@vmware.com>
I'm not sure why pip thinks Tern depends on |
Installing Scancode-toolkit 31.1.1 and Tern 2.10.1 together results in a package conflict because both rely on a different version of the debian-inspector package. This commit resolves that conflict. Resolves #1185 Signed-off-by: Rose Judge <rjudge@vmware.com>
@rnjudge thanks for fixing it. |
Describe the bug
Installing Scancode-toolkit 31.1.1 and Tern 2.10.1 together results in a package conflict, because both rely on a different version of the
debian-inspector
package.To Reproduce
Try to install Scancode-toolkit 31.1.1 and Tern 2.10.1 together.
packages.txt
Error in terminal
Expected behavior
Scancode-toolkit and Tern use the same
debian-inspector
version.Environment you are running Tern on
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