fix: use two in memory indexes, for resolve and builds #1969
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baszalmstra
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Sep 3, 2024
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Seems to be some other problem cropping up, converting into draft. |
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Seemed to be a corrupted cargo git cache, never had that one before.. Back to undrafting. |
Co-authored-by: Hofer-Julian <[email protected]>
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I fixed these failing tests in #1973 as well. |
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This PR makes the resolver use two memory indexes, one for the resolution process and one for the potential building of wheels. Even though uv uses different internal revolvers it was sometimes still getting data that was overridden by us during wheel builds, which was unexpected.
This was cropping up in issues like #1686. We've made a minimal version of the lock file where this problem was occuring. And added that as a test.
Fixes #1686