Announcing Pipenv
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#12Neat. Now for questions and comments. Often people have a requirements.live.txt, or other packages depending on the environment. Is that handled somehow? Can we use different files or sections? [ED: yes, different sections] Still wondering to myself if this is worth the fragmentation for most people using requirements.txt ? Perhaps the different sections could have a "-r requirements.txt" in there, like how requireme…
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#15Currently using fish and virtualfish. This seems incompatible to non bash shells. Did somebody tested?
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#16Neat. Now for questions and comments. Often people have a requirements.live.txt, or other packages depending on the environment. Is that handled somehow? Can we use different files or sections? [ED: yes, different sections] Still wondering to myself if this is worth the fragmentation for most people using requirements.txt ? Perhaps the different sections could have a "-r requirements.txt" in there, like how requireme…
Check out https://github.com/pypa/pipfile for more info. The format is TOML. It is mainly intended for deployments (e.g. web applications)
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#17What took Python so long to get a tool like this?