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Fixes#385.

Supersedes #386 (closed after a head-branch rename)

Continuing the review thread with @cuixq, who suggested sorting at the API client layer and documenting on Client.Versions that the versions should be sorted.

Problem

APIClient.Versions returned versions in the order returned by the deps.dev API, which is not ascending (for PyPI, at least, it is lexicographic, where "9.1.0" comes after "84.0.0"). The PyPI resolver iterates the version list in descending order, relying on it being sorted ascending, so unpinned transitive requirements resolved to the lexicographic maximum (e.g. setuptools 9.1.0 instead of 84.0.0).

Fix

Sort the versions in APIClient.Versions, the layer that converts the API response, and document the ordering contract on Client.Versions.

Test

TestVersions feeds a lexicographically ordered PyPI version list to APIClient.Versions and asserts the ascending order, and verified the test fails without the fix.

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Fixes#385.

Supersedes #386 (closed after a head-branch rename)

Continuing the review thread with @cuixq, who suggested sorting at the API client layer and documenting on Client.Versions that the versions should be sorted.

Problem

APIClient.Versions returned versions in the order returned by the deps.dev API, which is not ascending (for PyPI, at least, it is lexicographic, where "9.1.0" comes after "84.0.0"). The PyPI resolver iterates the version list in descending order, relying on it being sorted ascending, so unpinned transitive requirements resolved to the lexicographic maximum (e.g. setuptools 9.1.0 instead of 84.0.0).

Fix

Sort the versions in APIClient.Versions, the layer that converts the API response, and document the ordering contract on Client.Versions.

Test

TestVersions feeds a lexicographically ordered PyPI version list to APIClient.Versions and asserts the ascending order, and verified the test fails without the fix.

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Fixes#385.

Supersedes #386 (closed after a head-branch rename)

Continuing the review thread with @cuixq, who suggested sorting at the API client layer and documenting on Client.Versions that the versions should be sorted.

Problem

APIClient.Versions returned versions in the order returned by the deps.dev API, which is not ascending (for PyPI, at least, it is lexicographic, where "9.1.0" comes after "84.0.0"). The PyPI resolver iterates the version list in descending order, relying on it being sorted ascending, so unpinned transitive requirements resolved to the lexicographic maximum (e.g. setuptools 9.1.0 instead of 84.0.0).

Fix

Sort the versions in APIClient.Versions, the layer that converts the API response, and document the ordering contract on Client.Versions.

Test

TestVersions feeds a lexicographically ordered PyPI version list to APIClient.Versions and asserts the ascending order, and verified the test fails without the fix.

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Fixes#385.

Supersedes #386 (closed after a head-branch rename)

Continuing the review thread with @cuixq, who suggested sorting at the API client layer and documenting on Client.Versions that the versions should be sorted.

Problem

APIClient.Versions returned versions in the order returned by the deps.dev API, which is not ascending (for PyPI, at least, it is lexicographic, where "9.1.0" comes after "84.0.0"). The PyPI resolver iterates the version list in descending order, relying on it being sorted ascending, so unpinned transitive requirements resolved to the lexicographic maximum (e.g. setuptools 9.1.0 instead of 84.0.0).

Fix

Sort the versions in APIClient.Versions, the layer that converts the API response, and document the ordering contract on Client.Versions.

Test

TestVersions feeds a lexicographically ordered PyPI version list to APIClient.Versions and asserts the ascending order, and verified the test fails without the fix.

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Fixes#385.

Supersedes #386 (closed after a head-branch rename)

Continuing the review thread with @cuixq, who suggested sorting at the API client layer and documenting on Client.Versions that the versions should be sorted.

Problem

APIClient.Versions returned versions in the order returned by the deps.dev API, which is not ascending (for PyPI, at least, it is lexicographic, where "9.1.0" comes after "84.0.0"). The PyPI resolver iterates the version list in descending order, relying on it being sorted ascending, so unpinned transitive requirements resolved to the lexicographic maximum (e.g. setuptools 9.1.0 instead of 84.0.0).

Fix

Sort the versions in APIClient.Versions, the layer that converts the API response, and document the ordering contract on Client.Versions.

Test

TestVersions feeds a lexicographically ordered PyPI version list to APIClient.Versions and asserts the ascending order, and verified the test fails without the fix.

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Fixes#385.

Supersedes #386 (closed after a head-branch rename)

Continuing the review thread with @cuixq, who suggested sorting at the API client layer and documenting on Client.Versions that the versions should be sorted.

Problem

APIClient.Versions returned versions in the order returned by the deps.dev API, which is not ascending (for PyPI, at least, it is lexicographic, where "9.1.0" comes after "84.0.0"). The PyPI resolver iterates the version list in descending order, relying on it being sorted ascending, so unpinned transitive requirements resolved to the lexicographic maximum (e.g. setuptools 9.1.0 instead of 84.0.0).

Fix

Sort the versions in APIClient.Versions, the layer that converts the API response, and document the ordering contract on Client.Versions.

Test

TestVersions feeds a lexicographically ordered PyPI version list to APIClient.Versions and asserts the ascending order, and verified the test fails without the fix.

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Fixes#385.

Supersedes #386 (closed after a head-branch rename)

Continuing the review thread with @cuixq, who suggested sorting at the API client layer and documenting on Client.Versions that the versions should be sorted.

Problem

APIClient.Versions returned versions in the order returned by the deps.dev API, which is not ascending (for PyPI, at least, it is lexicographic, where "9.1.0" comes after "84.0.0"). The PyPI resolver iterates the version list in descending order, relying on it being sorted ascending, so unpinned transitive requirements resolved to the lexicographic maximum (e.g. setuptools 9.1.0 instead of 84.0.0).

Fix

Sort the versions in APIClient.Versions, the layer that converts the API response, and document the ordering contract on Client.Versions.

Test

TestVersions feeds a lexicographically ordered PyPI version list to APIClient.Versions and asserts the ascending order, and verified the test fails without the fix.

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Fixes#385.

Supersedes #386 (closed after a head-branch rename)

Continuing the review thread with @cuixq, who suggested sorting at the API client layer and documenting on Client.Versions that the versions should be sorted.

Problem

APIClient.Versions returned versions in the order returned by the deps.dev API, which is not ascending (for PyPI, at least, it is lexicographic, where "9.1.0" comes after "84.0.0"). The PyPI resolver iterates the version list in descending order, relying on it being sorted ascending, so unpinned transitive requirements resolved to the lexicographic maximum (e.g. setuptools 9.1.0 instead of 84.0.0).

Fix

Sort the versions in APIClient.Versions, the layer that converts the API response, and document the ordering contract on Client.Versions.

Test

TestVersions feeds a lexicographically ordered PyPI version list to APIClient.Versions and asserts the ascending order, and verified the test fails without the fix.

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