Fix KeyError in _is_package_available for packages with dotted names#42050
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Fixes huggingface#41981 When checking for packages with dotted names like 'optimum.quanto', the function was crashing with KeyError because these packages aren't always in PACKAGE_DISTRIBUTION_MAPPING (it might only have 'optimum' as a key, not 'optimum.quanto'). The function already had fallback logic to handle cases where package metadata can't be found - it tries to import the package directly. But the exception handler only caught PackageNotFoundError, not KeyError. This adds KeyError to the exception handler so the fallback works for both cases.
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Yes, this makes sense to me! Since it should only have an impact in situations that were already causing a crash, I think it's safe to merge this. |
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…uggingface#42050) Fixes huggingface#41981 When checking for packages with dotted names like 'optimum.quanto', the function was crashing with KeyError because these packages aren't always in PACKAGE_DISTRIBUTION_MAPPING (it might only have 'optimum' as a key, not 'optimum.quanto'). The function already had fallback logic to handle cases where package metadata can't be found - it tries to import the package directly. But the exception handler only caught PackageNotFoundError, not KeyError. This adds KeyError to the exception handler so the fallback works for both cases. Co-authored-by: Yashwant Bezawada <yashwantbezawada@gmail.com>
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…uggingface#42050) Fixes huggingface#41981 When checking for packages with dotted names like 'optimum.quanto', the function was crashing with KeyError because these packages aren't always in PACKAGE_DISTRIBUTION_MAPPING (it might only have 'optimum' as a key, not 'optimum.quanto'). The function already had fallback logic to handle cases where package metadata can't be found - it tries to import the package directly. But the exception handler only caught PackageNotFoundError, not KeyError. This adds KeyError to the exception handler so the fallback works for both cases. Co-authored-by: Yashwant Bezawada <yashwantbezawada@gmail.com>
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What does this PR do?
Fixes #41981
I ran into this issue while testing with
optimum.quanto. The function was crashing withKeyErrorwhen checking for packages with dotted names.The problem is in
import_utils.pyline 56 - when it tries to look up the package inPACKAGE_DISTRIBUTION_MAPPING, packages with dots in the name (likeoptimum.quanto) aren't always there. The mapping might only haveoptimumas a key, notoptimum.quanto.The function already has fallback logic to handle cases where package metadata can't be found - it imports the package directly and checks for
__version__. But the exception handler only caughtPackageNotFoundError, notKeyError.I added
KeyErrorto the exception handler so the fallback works for both cases. Now when a package name isn't in the mapping, it'll use the same fallback path instead of crashing.This is a one-line change that handles the edge case without affecting normal operation. The existing tests should still pass since the behavior for normal packages is unchanged.