Closed tilboerner closed 5 years ago
This is a chance of trying different things as well. I don't see a problem on it @codingjoe (especially because this is an experimental project).
No problem, go and try and if you find something cool, go share it with the gang :)
We should organize the project requirements better. This introduces
pip-tools
to pin and structure our dependencies.Functional requirements go in
setup.py::install_requires
and will end up inrequirements.txt
.Testing requirements go in
requirements_test.in
.Additional dev requirements go in
requirements_dev.in
.Each
requirements*.txt
contains all necessary dependencies.They are kept in sync with
make requirements
.