Passing a list of packages to ipydeps.pip() currently breaks if any package fails to import, rather than continue to attempt installing all available packages in the list.
Suggesting iterating through package names in _run_get_stderr passed through cmd to keep track of which raise exceptions, then return those as a dictionary of {package : (returncode, err)} pairs. From there, update completion output to indicate which new packages were installed and which errored.
Running pip to install bad_package_name_here, geopandas, other_broken_package_there
New packages installed: geopandas
Unable to install the following packages: bad_package_name_here, other_broken_package_there
Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement other_broken_package_there (from versions: )
No matching distribution found for other_broken_package_there
Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement bad_package_name_here (from versions: )
No matching distribution found for bad_package_name_here
Done
Also, feature request -- tqdm progress bar may be useful for longer lists of packages to install.
Passing a list of packages to
ipydeps.pip()currently breaks if any package fails to import, rather than continue to attempt installing all available packages in the list.Suggesting iterating through package names in
_run_get_stderrpassed throughcmdto keep track of which raise exceptions, then return those as a dictionary of{package : (returncode, err)}pairs. From there, update completion output to indicate which new packages were installed and which errored.Also, feature request -- tqdm progress bar may be useful for longer lists of packages to install.