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pyHanko: sign and stamp PDF files
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Needs a requirements.txt file #258

Closed IJOL closed 1 year ago

IJOL commented 1 year ago

To have this repository handled automatically by devtools it needs a current requirements.txt file

MatthiasValvekens commented 1 year ago

Hi,

I recently removed the requirements.txt file in favour of putting everything in pyproject.toml. A PEP 621-compliant toolchain should be able to extract the information it needs from there.

IJOL commented 1 year ago

Oh, good to know i dont have a PEP-621 compliant toolchain, but until all my toolchain comply ( pycharm latest ) , would be awesome if you re add the file to git main, i can commit to maintain that file until my tool chain evolves for the good.. deal?

Saludos,

Ignacio J.Ortega skype:ignacioj.ortega

El jue, 4 may 2023 a las 12:13, Matthias Valvekens (< @.***>) escribió:

Hi,

I recently removed the requirements.txt file in favour of putting everything in pyproject.toml. A PEP 621-compliant toolchain should be able to extract the information it needs from there.

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peteris-zealid commented 1 year ago

It seems to me like it should be there https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/poetry.html

In particular the checkbox "Install packages from pyproject.toml"

MatthiasValvekens commented 1 year ago

I do my development in Pycharm as well, FWIW :)

You can always install the dependencies you need into your venv with pip install -e .[testing].

IJOL commented 1 year ago

Gasp HIICB , thanks all for the info.... trying to upgrade my brain as my toolchain is up for the task it seems..

El jue, 4 may 2023 a las 16:07, Matthias Valvekens (< @.***>) escribió:

I do my development in Pycharm as well, FWIW :)

You can always install the dependencies you need into your venv with pip -e .[testing].

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