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Update to scie jump 0.13.2, for errors on invalid .env #319
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Co-authored-by: Andreas Stenius <[email protected]>
This fixes #20127 by avoiding double quotes in the `.env` file generated by the code snippet in the IDE set-up docs. Double quotes aren't supported by the `scie-pants` `.env` loader, and a line containing them was previously silently ignored (plus all lines after), but with scie-pants 0.11.0, will be an error. See pantsbuild/scie-pants#307 and pantsbuild/scie-pants#319. The new suggestion has _no_ quotes at all, because there's no other way to have a line that includes a substitution. To handle source roots with spaces in their paths, this has to also manually escape them. Supporting double quotes is effectively a new feature of `scie-pants` launcher (via scie jump a-scie/jump#166 via `dotenvy` allan2/dotenvy#11), but for now we can at least stop suggesting incorrect things. For instance, with source roots `a b/c` and `def`, this generates: ``` PYTHONPATH=./a\ b/c:./def:$PYTHONPATH ```
This fixes #20127 by avoiding double quotes in the `.env` file generated by the code snippet in the IDE set-up docs. Double quotes aren't supported by the `scie-pants` `.env` loader, and a line containing them was previously silently ignored (plus all lines after), but with scie-pants 0.11.0, will be an error. See pantsbuild/scie-pants#307 and pantsbuild/scie-pants#319. The new suggestion has _no_ quotes at all, because there's no other way to have a line that includes a substitution. To handle source roots with spaces in their paths, this has to also manually escape them. Supporting double quotes is effectively a new feature of `scie-pants` launcher (via scie jump a-scie/jump#166 via `dotenvy` allan2/dotenvy#11), but for now we can at least stop suggesting incorrect things. For instance, with source roots `a b/c` and `def`, this generates: ``` PYTHONPATH=./a\ b/c:./def:$PYTHONPATH ```
This fixes #20127 by avoiding double quotes in the `.env` file generated by the code snippet in the IDE set-up docs. Double quotes aren't supported by the `scie-pants` `.env` loader, and a line containing them was previously silently ignored (plus all lines after), but with scie-pants 0.11.0, will be an error. See pantsbuild/scie-pants#307 and pantsbuild/scie-pants#319. The new suggestion has _no_ quotes at all, because there's no other way to have a line that includes a substitution. To handle source roots with spaces in their paths, this has to also manually escape them. Supporting double quotes is effectively a new feature of `scie-pants` launcher (via scie jump a-scie/jump#166 via `dotenvy` allan2/dotenvy#11), but for now we can at least stop suggesting incorrect things. For instance, with source roots `a b/c` and `def`, this generates: ``` PYTHONPATH=./a\ b/c:./def:$PYTHONPATH ```
…20146) This fixes #20127 by avoiding double quotes in the `.env` file generated by the code snippet in the IDE set-up docs. Double quotes aren't supported by the `scie-pants` `.env` loader, and a line containing them was previously silently ignored (plus all lines after), but with scie-pants 0.11.0, will be an error. See pantsbuild/scie-pants#307 and pantsbuild/scie-pants#319. The new suggestion has _no_ quotes at all, because there's no other way to have a line that includes a substitution. To handle source roots with spaces in their paths, this has to also manually escape them. Supporting double quotes is effectively a new feature of `scie-pants` launcher (via scie jump a-scie/jump#166 via `dotenvy` allan2/dotenvy#11), but for now we can at least stop suggesting incorrect things. For instance, with source roots `a b/c` and `def`, this generates: ``` PYTHONPATH=./a\ b/c:./def:$PYTHONPATH ``` Co-authored-by: Huon Wilson <[email protected]>
…20145) This fixes #20127 by avoiding double quotes in the `.env` file generated by the code snippet in the IDE set-up docs. Double quotes aren't supported by the `scie-pants` `.env` loader, and a line containing them was previously silently ignored (plus all lines after), but with scie-pants 0.11.0, will be an error. See pantsbuild/scie-pants#307 and pantsbuild/scie-pants#319. The new suggestion has _no_ quotes at all, because there's no other way to have a line that includes a substitution. To handle source roots with spaces in their paths, this has to also manually escape them. Supporting double quotes is effectively a new feature of `scie-pants` launcher (via scie jump a-scie/jump#166 via `dotenvy` allan2/dotenvy#11), but for now we can at least stop suggesting incorrect things. For instance, with source roots `a b/c` and `def`, this generates: ``` PYTHONPATH=./a\ b/c:./def:$PYTHONPATH ``` Co-authored-by: Huon Wilson <[email protected]>
Note to self: I've reconsidered and think we shouldn't merge this as is, and instead make it less breaking before merging. Potentially both of:
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I have no idea what to make of exchanges like this: #339 (comment)
That PR got submitted trampling this test. The test seemed like a great idea to me.
This fixes #307 by ensuring that an invalid
.env
file is flagged loudly, rather than silently ignored. This is done by updating scie jump to pick up a-scie/jump#163 / a-scie/jump#164 in https://github.com/a-scie/jump/releases/tag/v0.13.2 .This is technically a breaking change, as someone may be using scie-pants fine, despite having an
.env
file lying around that's not understood by the underlyingdotenvy
. Thus, this is a bump to 0.11, rather than a patch to 0.10.