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No output from `pipx upgrade-all` when no packages have upgrades #1565

Open ezio-melotti opened 4 weeks ago

ezio-melotti commented 4 weeks ago

Describe the bug

Before (in 1.4.x?), pipx upgrade-all used to print a message that said No packages upgraded after running 'pipx upgrade-all'. After upgrading to 1.6.0 the message is gone, and upgrade-all produces no output (there is some output while it tries to upgrade the installed packages, but no output remains after the command is executed).

I'm not sure if this was an intentional change or a bug. The code was recently changed in c9d31a6 (#1357 by @huxuan) and the message is still there:

https://github.com/pypa/pipx/blob/99c998dc3b798559ebf602fdbe8bb5a24f1c98dd/src/pipx/commands/upgrade.py#L264-L265

however I don't see it in the output, even while using -v (I see several other lines of output though).

How to reproduce

Make sure that all packages are upgraded, then run pipx upgrade-all.

Expected behavior

I would like to see a message stating that currently no package needs upgrades.

powercoconola commented 4 weeks ago

What python version are you using? py --version What pipx version are you using? py -m pipx --version

ezio-melotti commented 3 weeks ago 
$ python3 --version
Python 3.12.7
$ pipx --version
1.6.0

Note that I noticed the issue after updating Ubuntu from 24.04 to 24.10. pipx is installed through apt, and 24.04 had pipx 1.4.x.