Fix pip-compile to update all lockfiles from single input file #13687
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What are you trying to accomplish?
Fixes #[linked issue] where a single
.infile generating multiple.txtlockfiles (e.g.,requirements.txtfor Python 3.8 andrequirements-3.12.txtfor Python 3.12) only has one lockfile updated.Root cause:
compiled_file_for_filenameusedfindreturning only the first matching file instead of all files referencing the input.Changes:
compiled_files_for_filenamemethod returning all.txtfiles with--output-fileheaders referencing a given.infilecompile_fileto accept explicit output file parameterpip_compile_version_resolver.rbfor consistencyAnything you want to highlight for special attention from reviewers?
The fix maintains backward compatibility:
compiled_file_for_filename(singular) still exists, delegating to.firston the new methodinput.in→input.txt)nilto preserve default pip-compile behaviorHow will you know you've accomplished your goal?
Added test case
"with multiple output files from a single input file"that:.txtfixtures with different--output-fileheaders referencing the same.infileAll 27 existing pip_compile_file_updater tests pass.
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