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What was wrong with requirements.txt? We heavily use virtualenvs and just pin package versions there. I've yet to see it fail.
by Twirrim 8y ago
What was wrong with requirements.txt? We heavily use virtualenvs and just pin package versions there. I've yet to see it fail.
- guitarbill 8y agoupdating requirements.txt is a pain, and also development dependencies vs normal ones usually results in two requirements files. lock files are a good way to do this, so borrowing from npm et al isn't a bad move. (for what it's worth, i use pipenv and rather like it.)