fix(markers): handle version pattern on LHS when marker variable is on RHS#1172
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When a marker like "'3.12.*' == python_full_version" is evaluated,
the variable is on the RHS so the resolved env value (e.g. '3.12.3')
was used as the specifier pattern while the literal ('3.12.*') was
treated as the item to check. Since '3.12.*' is not a valid PEP 440
version, Specifier.contains() silently returned False.
Now try building the specifier from lhs when the first attempt doesn't
match and lhs doesn't parse as a concrete version.
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Summary
Fixes #934
When a marker expression has the version pattern (e.g.
'3.12.*') on the left-hand side and the variable (e.g.python_full_version) on the right-hand side, evaluation produced incorrect results.For example,
"'3.12.*' == python_full_version"evaluated toFalseeven when the Python version was 3.12.3, because the resolved env value ('3.12.3') was used as the specifier pattern while the literal ('3.12.*') — which is not a valid PEP 440 version — was passed toSpecifier.contains(), which silently returnedFalse.Details
The fix in
_eval_op(): after the normalspec.contains(lhs)attempt doesn't match, check whetherlhslooks like a version pattern rather than a concrete version (by checking if it can be parsed as aVersion). If it can't, try building the specifier fromlhsinstead and checkingrhsagainst it.The guard using
Version(lhs)ensures we don't accidentally flip the meaning of asymmetric operators like</>where both sides are concrete versions — only actual version patterns (wildcards, pre-release tags used as patterns, etc.) trigger the fallback.Testing
All existing tests pass (2262/2262). Verified with the exact case from the issue:
"'3.12.*' == python_full_version"→True(wasFalse)