Pipenv Install Does Not Install Everything From Pipfile

I am running this on a fresh Ubuntu 20.04 install: pipenv install with Pipfile: $ cat Pipfile [packages] Django = '*' django-split-settings = '*' python-dotenv = '*' django-compres

Solution 1:

setuptools, pip and wheel are a part of python package and come preinstalled. Just keep them updated to the latest version.

Solution 2:

The only pattern I see here is, that whitenoise and django-storages is not part of the top [packages]. Maybe, just to get closer to the source of the problem, try to take a package, for example gunicorn, past it to the bottom and do something like this:

`[packages.gunicorn]
 extras = [ "",]`

Also, PythonPATH works a bit weird on Windows, make sure thats not the problem when you switched. Maybe have a look at your native Python installation if the packages appeared there and not in your env :)

Solution 3:

FIX: So what worked was removing the pipfile and manually re-installing each package with pipenv install, this resulted in a slightly different looking pipfile, by the looks of it what caused me this issue, was an update to pipenv itself... have a look:

old Pipfile:

[[source]]url = "https://pypi.python.org/simple"verify_ssl = truename = "pypi"[requires]python_version = "3.7"[packages]Django = "*"django-split-settings = "*"python-dotenv = "*"django-compressor = "*"django-libsass = "*"Brotli = "*"django-htmlmin = "*"dj-database-url = "*"wagtail = "*"wagtail-metadata = "*"wagtail-blocks = "*"psycopg2 = "*"django-tz-detect = "*"wagtailcodeblock = "*"django-taggit = "*"django-taggit-templatetags2 = "*"django-fontawesome-5 = "*"django-debug-toolbar = "*"wagtail-robots = "*"wand = "*"gunicorn = "*"[dev-packages]pylint = "*"django-debug-toolbar = "*"[packages.whitenoise]extras = [ "brotli",]

[packages.django-storages]extras = [ "dropbox",]

after manually re-installing each package on fresh environment:

[[source]]name = "pypi"url = "https://pypi.org/simple"verify_ssl = true[dev-packages]pylint = "*"django-debug-toolbar = "*"[packages]django = "*"django-split-settings = "*"python-dotenv = "*"django-compressor = "*"django-libsass = "*"brotli = "*"django-htmlmin = "*"dj-database-url = "*"wagtail = "*"wagtail-metadata = "*"wagtail-blocks = "*"django-tz-detect = "*"wagtailcodeblock = "*"django-taggit = "*"django-taggit-templatetags2 = "*"django-fontawesome-5 = "*"django-debug-toolbar = "*"wagtail-robots = "*"wand = "*"whitenoise = {extras = ["brotli"], version = "*"}
django-storages = {extras = ["dropbox"], version = "*"}
gunicorn = "*"[requires]python_version = "3.7"

Installing from this pipfile using pipenv install worked fine, and all packages were installed.

I am not exactly sure why this all happened, perhaps it's a bug in pipenv, or maybe there is no backward-compatibility. If anyone knows please let me know.

If you want to fix this without reinstalling every package, you can simply replace bits looking like this:

[packages.whitenoise]extras = [ "brotli",]

and convert them to this format:

whitenoise = {extras = ["brotli"], version = "*"}

after doing that run pipenv install and all your dependencies will be installed correctly

I submitted an issue on the Pipenv repository: https://github.com/pypa/pipenv/issues/4433