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I can see that importlib_metadata fixed this issue in 4.8.3, so there must be some other code that's generating the invalid req. |
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The problem exists in build when it relies on the old, unfixed importlib.metadata found in Python 3.8 (fix was added to CPython 3.9 in python/cpython#90263). |
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Although tests are passing, I don't believe PyPI would accept this package. Probably the overrides need to be in tox instead. |
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Originally, I just pushed this commit to main before I realized it causes failures on Python 3.8 when something attempts to construct a requirement, but creates the wrong syntax:
The error message is misleading. The problem is that PEP 508 specifies
url_reqasWhere the urlspec needs to be separated from the quoted marker (the semicolon) with whitespace.