enhance run_pip_check function to respect EasyBuild configuration option to ignore unversioned (0.0.0) Python packages#3753
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boegel merged 6 commits intoeasybuilders:developfrom Jun 18, 2025
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run_pip_check function to respect EasyBuild configuration option to ignore unversioned (0.0.0) python packages
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run_pip_check function to respect EasyBuild configuration option to ignore unversioned (0.0.0) python packagesrun_pip_check function to respect EasyBuild configuration option to ignore unversioned (0.0.0) Python packages
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useful when your OS has some packages installed that report a version of 0.0.0 (e.g. kiwisolver or mpmath in debian 12/ubuntu 24.04)