Closed WilliamsCJ closed 1 year ago
This one is odd! I had tried this one out significantly. Will have to double check.
@WilliamsCJ I just tested this issue, and with Python 3.9 I dont get any error. See bellow:
inspect4py -i pyLODE -o pyLODE-out -r Creating jsDir:pyLODE-out/pyLODE/json_files Creating jsDir:pyLODE-out/pyLODE/pylode/json_files Creating jsDir:pyLODE-out/pyLODE/pylode/profiles/json_files Creating jsDir:pyLODE-out/pyLODE/tests/json_files Creating jsDir:pyLODE-out/pyLODE/examples/json_files Finding the requirements with the pigar package for pyLODE cmd: echo y | pigar -P pyLODE -p requirements_pyLODE.txt Analysis completed Total number of folders processed (root folder is considered a folder): 5 Total number of files found: 15 Total number of classes found: 4 Total number of dependencies found in those files 201 Total number of functions parsed: 37
Ok! I got the error with python 3.10 - going to try to solve it
Now, it should work for both ... 3.9 and 3.10 version. @WilliamsCJ , let us know it works for you! thanks
Closing issue, please reopen if required
When using the
-r
flag, inspect4py attempts to open the (generally) non-existent requirements filerequirements_X.txt
, whereX
is the name of the repository.Example using pyLODE:
inspect4py -i pyLODE -o pyLODE-out -r
Output: