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How to use the requirementslib.models.utils.filter_none function in requirementslib

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github sarugaku / requirementslib / tests / unit / test_utils.py View on Github external
def test_filter_none():
    assert utils.filter_none("abc", "") is False
    assert utils.filter_none("abc", None) is False
    assert utils.filter_none("abc", []) is False
    assert utils.filter_none("abc", "asdf") is True
github sarugaku / requirementslib / tests / unit / test_utils.py View on Github external
def test_filter_none():
    assert utils.filter_none("abc", "") is False
    assert utils.filter_none("abc", None) is False
    assert utils.filter_none("abc", []) is False
    assert utils.filter_none("abc", "asdf") is True
github sarugaku / requirementslib / tests / unit / test_utils.py View on Github external
def test_filter_none():
    assert utils.filter_none("abc", "") is False
    assert utils.filter_none("abc", None) is False
    assert utils.filter_none("abc", []) is False
    assert utils.filter_none("abc", "asdf") is True
github sarugaku / requirementslib / tests / unit / test_utils.py View on Github external
def test_filter_none():
    assert utils.filter_none("abc", "") is False
    assert utils.filter_none("abc", None) is False
    assert utils.filter_none("abc", []) is False
    assert utils.filter_none("abc", "asdf") is True

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A tool for converting between pip-style and pipfile requirements.

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