Closed jamietownsend closed 5 years ago
What are those directories in the
.gitignore
?.idea/
venv/
.idea comes from the IDE I'm using - PyCharm (https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/) venv comes from the python virtual environment I create to keep all the pip installations specific to a this particular project (so my other projects don't stop working if I need a different version of something here).
Also shouldn't we replace line 49 with:
python -mpip install -U pip
python -mpip install -U -r requirements.txt
People need to have
pip
installed first, and withpython -mpip
we make sure it works in all OS's. What do you think?
I guess so - I don't really know. I've only started with Python a couple of days ago. pip seems to be available in all Python environments (on my machine) by default. Updating it's probably a good idea to update it. Your alternative command to install from requirements.txt also works on my machine, so I guess that's a good idea too.
Cool! So let's keep those lines in the .gitignore
and update the other lines.
Do you mind separating the commits for each of the PR's? So that #35 would be only about the .gitignore
and requirements.txt
and #36 about the export.
Thanks!
What are those directories in the
.gitignore
?.idea/
venv/
Also shouldn't we replace line 49 with:
python -mpip install -U pip
python -mpip install -U -r requirements.txt
People need to have
pip
installed first, and withpython -mpip
we make sure it works in all OS's. What do you think?