feat: Add Intelligent Dependency Conflict Analysis#4
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This pull request introduces a critical safety feature that checks for potential dependency conflicts before performing any package upgrades. This prevents users from accidentally breaking their environment by upgrading a package that is required by another installed tool.
Key Changes:
pip install --dry-runcommand with all targeted packages.pipdetects any dependency conflicts during the dry run, the errors are parsed and displayed to the user in a high-visibility warning panel.Technical Implementation:
check_for_conflicts, has been added to orchestrate thepip --dry-runsimulation.stderrfrom thepipsubprocess to detect and extract the conflict error block.upgradefunction was modified to call this check and conditionally display the warningPanel.This approach leverages
pip's own battle-tested dependency resolver instead of attempting to reinvent it, ensuring accuracy and reliability.