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I use pip-compile in my flows - it's the best of both worlds, you get your declared direct dependencies via requirements.in, and the full blown locked dependenc
by mattbillenstein 4y ago
I use pip-compile in my flows - it's the best of both worlds, you get your declared direct dependencies via requirements.in, and the full blown locked dependencies then in requirements.txt. It's my preferred way to manage this now.
- frou_dh 4y agoAnd a key thing is that both files can be committed to source control, not just one or the other.
- mattbillenstein 4y agoYeah, and the other bits about pip-compile -P to upgrade a single package and whatnot are very handy.