Remove direct pkg_resources usages in req_install and req_uninstall #10390
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This also by extension converts req_uninstall since the two are very much coupled together.
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Looks like we’ll step on each other’s changes quite a lot. Is #10249 finished now? I’ll take a look and maybe get it merged first so I can build on it directly. |
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Superceded by #10511. |
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The two are very much coupled together.
Actually not much left after this patch! There are still quite some lingering
pkg_resourceusages, but those are calling things likesafe_extrayield_linesetc. that should either be implemented in pip or included inpackaging. But this one is probably going to take a while, everything is hairy whenInstallRequirementis involved.