Closed hsagnik closed 2 weeks ago
I've experienced the same issue. @shelld3v any clue?
BTW, @hsagnik I recommend you use the docker build instead of installing it manually. At least for the moment, until Python 3.9 implementation gets mainstream in linux distros.
@hsagnik Sorry I'm trying to understand your statement here. So the problem here is that you had installed the dependencies but dirsearch reported it as missing, right? I might need some info about your system and environment if you don't mind
Absolutely @shelld3v moreover it is asking again and again for the same even the dependencies are installed already. Sure, I am happy to help you further.
Thank you for your information @hsagnik. I'm thinking about 2 solutions: improving the dependencies check or allowing users to run dirsearch with missing dependencies (save the option in the future). I'm approaching the first one, so I will need your system and environment information, later if we fail, I will have to do the second option
Here is the information on the systems I tested:
The installed version of python:
Was this issue resolved?
Yes @maurosoria the issue is resolved. Thanks to @shelld3v for helping :)
What is the current behavior?
Suddenly, dirsearch automatically installs the dependencies from
requirements.txt
via pip.What is the expected behavior?
Though the previous https://github.com/maurosoria/dirsearch/pull/1063 fix is good but not enough because it still asks to install the dependencies even after installing once again. The tool is not validating the installed dependencies however it should.
In the end the user should not be asked once the dependencies are installed.
Checker: