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idc-index-data would be marked as out of date, however it would not be upgraded, making it impossible to get rid of the update required message. Fixed by calling --upgrade on idx-index-data to trigger the update.

Also reload the idc-index library after updating so that the new library is used.

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Pull request overview

This PR fixes a bug where idc-index-data was being marked as outdated but was not actually being upgraded, causing persistent update notifications. The fix ensures that both idc-index and idc-index-data are properly tracked for updates and upgraded when needed, with module reloading to ensure the new versions are used immediately.

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  • Added idc-index-data to the list of required libraries checked for updates
  • Updated installation logic to explicitly upgrade idc-index-data when updating packages
  • Implemented module reloading using importlib to load newly installed versions without requiring a restart

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userMessage = "The current idc-index python package is out of date, and will now be updated."
errorMessage = f"Failed to {'install' if needToInstall else 'update'} idc-index."
if needToInstall:
userMessage = "The module requires idc-index python package, which will now be installed."
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The user message references only 'idc-index python package' but the code now installs/updates both 'idc-index' and 'idc-index-data' packages. Consider updating this message to mention both packages for clarity.

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fedorov commented Dec 15, 2025

Oh wow! But I am surprised - I was pretty sure when idc-index is upgraded, it will pull in upgraded idc-index-data, and I am pretty sure it worked for me that way.

In any case, this seems to be harmless, so I definitely can merge and we can discuss when we meet tomorrow. Or let me know and I can wait until we discuss tomorrow.

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As far as I can tell the --upgrade argument only applies to the first library, so "idc-index-data" wasn't being updated.
Should be good to go now.

idc-index-data would be marked as out of date, however it would not be upgraded, making it impossible to get rid of the update required message.
Fixed by calling --upgrade on idx-index-data to trigger the update.

Also reload the idc-index library after updating so that the new library is used.
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fedorov commented Dec 16, 2025

As far as I can tell the --upgrade argument only applies to the first library, so "idc-index-data" wasn't being updated.

Right, but the dependency for idc-index is always updated to specify new version of idc-index-data. So for example the latest idc-index specifically requests idc-index-data 23.0.1: https://github.com/ImagingDataCommons/idc-index/blob/main/pyproject.toml#L35

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