Detect recursively referencing requirements files #12877
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It absolutely is! :) |
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Sorry rebased the PR on main without pulling first. Fortunately, the extra patch was a trivial one 😓 |
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Fixes #12653
I am not sure if I am allowed to put out patches for issues with "needs triage" labels, but seems like simple fix and I got to scratch my own itch too.
Also I am not exactly sure that this is how it should be fixed, but it does catch the files with the problem in the correct order. Had to convert the files to absolute path, else in case of nested references which goes up the directory hierarchy it can't catch the recursion.