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This is a list of things needed to build prospector. For those interested prospector is a CLI linting tool used by landscape.io to provide info about code quality. It provides an amalgamation of info from a variety of other Python linting tools and puts it into something coherent. Thus it ends up being a very nice linting tool as it combines so much information from so many different source together.
However, this does mean it has a large stack. I tried building it before in conda and ended up using conda pipbuild for most of it so I could get it done faster. Fortunately conda-forge already has many of these dependencies. Also, thanks to recent improvements to conda-build with PR ( conda/conda-build#1146 ), it should be a bit easier to build this time when encountering Python 3 code on Python 2 (e.g. PyLint). So hopefully this won't be too bad. The list below shows all of the direct dependencies. Though many of them have their own dependencies. Will try to ensure the whole stack can/is buildable from conda-forge. So will include backports as well. Also will start from my last used version (or earlier if requested). So will need to address recent dependencies and older dependencies.
This is a list of things needed to build
prospector
. For those interestedprospector
is a CLI linting tool used by landscape.io to provide info about code quality. It provides an amalgamation of info from a variety of other Python linting tools and puts it into something coherent. Thus it ends up being a very nice linting tool as it combines so much information from so many different source together.However, this does mean it has a large stack. I tried building it before in
conda
and ended up usingconda pipbuild
for most of it so I could get it done faster. Fortunately conda-forge already has many of these dependencies. Also, thanks to recent improvements toconda-build
with PR ( conda/conda-build#1146 ), it should be a bit easier to build this time when encountering Python 3 code on Python 2 (e.g. PyLint). So hopefully this won't be too bad. The list below shows all of the direct dependencies. Though many of them have their own dependencies. Will try to ensure the whole stack can/is buildable from conda-forge. So will include backports as well. Also will start from my last used version (or earlier if requested). So will need to address recent dependencies and older dependencies.Finally,
prospector
can be found in PR ( #1232 ).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: