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> (omitting the “-e” flag) You mean "-r"?
by LukeShu 6y ago
> (omitting the “-e” flag)
You mean "-r"?
- Ancapistani 6y agoProbably. Python is my favorite language by far, but I’ve not worked in it daily for many months.
- shezi 6y ago-r pulls requirements from a file, line by line. -e means editable, it's mostly used for source installs of libraries you want to work on while installed in a project.
- drewp 6y agoMy mnemonic for the "-r" flag is to just remember that k8s gets it right: "kubectl apply -f myfile" ("apply file ...") and pip stacks two verbs together in a silly way: "pip install -r myfile" ("install read ..."??)
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