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By default (at least in python3 nowadays) it also excludes pip, setuptools, distribute, and wheel; you need "--all" to include them in the output.

• woodruffw 4y ago
  Oh, that's news to me! I stand corrected. (The point about other development tooling is, I believe, still accurate -- if you e.g. have `black` installed, `pip freeze` will show it.)
  • fbdab103 4y ago
    Which is a huge limitation of many of the other tools. I have some beef with poetry, but it did at least get one thing correct: differentiating between the code required libraries and the development tooling (pytest, black, etc). There are hacky workarounds to accomplish this with other tools, but codifying this differentiation is incredibly valuable.
    • vladvasiliu 4y ago
      With pip-tools you can use a requirements.txt for production and a requirements-dev.txt for your development environment. The latter imports the former.