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repoquery: Implemented recursive dependency printout. Closes: #1242 #2283
repoquery: Implemented recursive dependency printout. Closes: #1242 #2283
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Thanks for starting the tests @wolfv Sorry for the broken pre-commit. Should pass now. |
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I regenerated the stubs and reformatted them according to the pre-commit. |
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Thanks a lot!
Do we want to mention the word "transitive" (vs. "recursive") or do you think that's too technical?
Do we have any tests for repoquery
that should receive an addition?
I think transitive fits much better than recursive. Should I adapt the pull request and change everything from recursive to transitive? |
Although, "transitive" might be a less well known term. I'll let you make the decision. |
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True, I added the explanation that --recursive means transitive to the helpstring and the docs. |
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Awesome!
…rg#1242 (mamba-org#2283) Co-authored-by: Timo Strunk <Timo.Strunk@nanomatch.com>
#1242 describes a way to get recursive dependency information from repoquery depends.
I implemented it as specified in the issue:
behaves exactly like
but lists the packages in a table. --tree overrides --recursive. Both mamba and micromamba have been updated. Please let me know if I should write additional tests and where.