Raise RequirementsFileParseError when missing closing quotation #11492
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shlex.split, used to split options in requirements.txt files, might raise a ValueError when the input string is not well formed. Catch the ValueError and re-raise it as a RequirementsFileParseError instead.
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shlex.split, used to split options in requirements.txt files, might raise a ValueError when the input string is not well formed. Catch the ValueError and re-raise it as a RequirementsFileParseError instead.
Fix #11491 .