Johnnydep is a Python tool designed to display the dependency tree of Python distribution packages in a clear, tree-like structure. It helps developers efficiently manage project dependencies by visualizing all required components and their version constraints. The current version is 1.20.6, and it sees active development with frequent minor releases to support new `pip` versions and fix regressions.
pip install johnnydepVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Display the dependency tree for the 'requests' package directly from the command line.
Update any code relying on `dist.console_scripts` to expect a list of strings and iterate over it or join as needed, instead of splitting a string.
Ensure you are running the latest version of `johnnydep`. If encountering dependency resolution or parsing errors, try upgrading `johnnydep` with `pip install --upgrade johnnydep`.
If running `johnnydep` with `packaging==22.0`, upgrade `packaging` to a newer version (e.g., `pip install --upgrade packaging`) or downgrade `packaging` if necessary.
Ensure `johnnydep` is installed by running `pip install johnnydep`. If it's installed but still not found, confirm your `pip` script directory is in your PATH. On some systems, you might need to run `python -m johnnydep` instead of just `johnnydep`.
Update your code to treat `JohnnyDist.console_scripts` as a list of strings, as its behavior changed in version 1.20.0. Iterate over the list or use `','.join(my_dist.console_scripts)` if you need a string representation.
Upgrade your `packaging` library: `pip install --upgrade packaging`. If the issue persists, ensure `johnnydep` itself is up-to-date: `pip install --upgrade johnnydep`.