`requirements-txt-fixer` ordering breaks using --index-url and --extra-index-url together in requirements.txt

[redfungus]

If you use both the --index-url and --extra-index-url flags together in a requirements.txt file the hook will put --extra-index-url above the --index-url which causes the url set to index-url be skipped. I suppose this is because the flags are also sorted alphabetically.

[asottile]

note that --extra-index-url is unsafe and should generally never be used

a special case could be added, though my thought is that supporting something that shouldn't be used seems like unnecessary work

[redfungus]

@asottile I did not know about the security problems! Thank you for the link!

[robin-snt]

Is there a pre-commit hook for detecting if the developer has incorrectly configured pip to run with --extra-index-url instead of --index-url?

I mean in addition to simply reading the requirements files, so it would also detect if the global pip config has been incorrectly configured?

[asottile]

something like that doesn't really make sense as a hook -- looking at global settings doesn't make sense for something that's supposed to check source code

plus you'd have to know to configure such a thing and at that point you might as well just turn off the bad setting -- it's not something you're going to "accidentally" commit one day

[robin-snt]

@asottile Your insight is highly appreciated!

[renegaderyu]

@asottile please review if you have time. I'm hoping this PR is simple enough and goes with the spirit of the special case you mentioned. Also, I'd appreciate if you could label w/ hacktoberfest-accepted so I can get a tree planted, thanks.

[asottile]

I'm not going to review something which doesn't pass tests

[renegaderyu]

@asottile Apologies for not seeing the failing tests before asking. I think its ready now.

[repairman29]

Hey there! This looks like something I could help with. I'd be happy to take a look and see what we can do.