Open fralik opened 2 years ago
OK, can do this. Although, I do not see a real value of a separate requirements file. It is normally used to recreate a development/production environment as a whole, i.e. it would contain pinned version of all libraries (direct dependencies and their subdependencies) installed in an environment. There are tools, like pip-tools
, that are able to generate such requirements file from various sources. But since mtscomp
may be seen as a library rather than a deployable app, it doesn't make much sense to freeze the environment in a file.
From the code example you provided, why would you want to exclude git+
requirements? Setuptools is able to install those as far as I know.
@oliche , implemented your suggestion about using requirements file.
pip install mtscomp
.