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I believe I follow. The way to maintain requirements.txt with single dependencies (base dependencies maybe, I'm self-taught on the lingo), is to manually add t
by INTPenis 10y ago
I believe I follow.
The way to maintain requirements.txt with single dependencies (base dependencies maybe, I'm self-taught on the lingo), is to manually add them one by one.
Pip freeze is useless because it adds a lot of things you don't need into requirements, making it cluttered and hard to follow.
- morgante 10y agoYes, I (and civilian) know that. The point is that it's comparatively cumbersome. You have to manually add the specific version into requirements.txt instead of being able to automatically save it as you install.