Dependency Groups
An implementation of Dependency Groups (PEP 735).
This is a library which is able to parse dependency groups, following includes, and provide that data as output.
Interfaces
dependency-groups provides the following:
A DependencyGroupResolver which implements efficient resolution of dependency groups
A resolve() function which converts a dependency group name to a list of strings (powered by the resolver)
Three CLI commands:
python -m dependency_groups GROUPNAME prints a dependency group’s contents
lint-dependency-groups loads all dependency groups to check for correctness
pip-install-dependency-groups GROUPNAME... wraps a pip invocation to install the contents of a dependency group
A pre-commit hooks which runs lint-dependency-groups
Documentation
Full documentation is available on the Dependency Groups doc site.
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