Quick fix
# One-liner: verify the command surface right after install; only 2.3.8 output means correct (PyPI package code-review-graph)
pip install code-review-graph==2.3.8 && code-review-graph --version
Output code-review-graph 2.3.8 = correct target; seeing rescript-related content means you installed the wrong variant.
What you will run into
You search "code-review-graph" and a juspay/code-review-graph-rescript shows up mixed in; the tutorial's install commands and repo addresses match nothing, and after installing you find it's not what you wanted. A same-name project leads you astray.
Why this happens
GitHub hosts a same-name-prefixed rescript ecosystem project (juspay org) that has nothing to do with the code-review-graph you want. Both projects have similar names, so search engines easily mix in foreign signals (L32 Google window capture).
A project's identity has three independent anchors: the repo address (where the source lives), the distribution package name (how installs address it), and the command surface (runtime behavior).
Search engines and tutorials conflate things by "similar names", but what you actually end up with is decided by the last two anchors: pip addresses packages by name, and commands resolve through PATH.
The rescript variant installs via rescript-ecosystem commands, producing a completely different command surface from the PyPI package — which is why "trust the PyPI name + verify --version output" gives a deterministic answer without relying on search engines.
The diagnostic order is fixed by this: pip install with an exact package name (lock the distribution anchor) -> --version to verify the command surface (lock the behavior anchor) -> site docs only at the end (confirm source ownership).
Search engines are the entrance, not the evidence.
| Project | Repo | Language ecosystem | Install method |
|---|---|---|---|
| What we want | tirth8205/code-review-graph | Python | pip install code-review-graph |
| Confusing variant | juspay/code-review-graph-rescript | Rescript | rescript-ecosystem install commands |
Trust two hard evidences: the PyPI package name and the --version output.
Step by step
1. Only trust the PyPI package name — Required
pip install code-review-graph==2.3.8
Package name code-review-graph (PyPI); don't use the rescript-ecosystem tutorial's install commands.
2. Verify the command surface — Required
code-review-graph --version
Expected output code-review-graph 2.3.8 (measured).
3. Check docs and trust the repo — Required
Repo address tirth8205/code-review-graph (MIT license). Skip any tutorial containing juspay or rescript.
How to confirm it works
The version command output matches (measured output):
code-review-graph --version
-> code-review-graph 2.3.8
pip show code-review-graph shows Home-page pointing at the tirth8205 repo.
Other environments
| Environment | Notes |
|---|---|
| pip / pipx | Same package name; pipx is the officially recommended path (pipx not measured on this machine) |
| Search engine results | Foreign signals easily mix in the rescript variant; trusting the PyPI name is most robust |
| Windows / macOS | Same install and version commands |
| Already misinstalled | pip uninstall it, then reinstall with the correct package name |
Symptom
While searching, code-review-graph gets conflated with juspay/code-review-graph-rescript, installing the wrong repo / commands don't match.
Cause
juspay's rescript-ecosystem same-name project (foreign signal, L32 Google window capture); the correct repo = tirth8205/code-review-graph (Python package code-review-graph, manifest signature); the two are unrelated.
Solution
- Identify the project by package name: pip installs
code-review-graph==2.3.8(PyPI); the commandcode-review-graph --versionoutputscode-review-graph 2.3.8. - Check docs and trust the repo: tirth8205/code-review-graph (MIT); don't use rescript-ecosystem tutorial install commands.
Verification Evidence
- Measured in this marketplace (2026-08-28): after installing PyPI code-review-graph 2.3.8, the command surface works; the confusing variant source = site docs (L32 foreign signal).
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