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Pip-tools is a set of command tools designed to keep your pinned Python dependencies up-to-date.

pip-tools is a set of command line tools to help you keep your pip-based packages fresh, even when you've pinned them. In building your Python application and its dependencies for production, you want to make sure that your builds are predictable and deterministic.

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Why pip-tools is unable to infer the correct version?

I try to use pip-compile to lock down my python dependency, so I wrote a very simple requirements.txt. future >= 0.16.0 dronekit >= 2.9.1 dronekit-sitl >= 3.2.0 pymavlink >= 2.2.8 MAVProxy == 1.6.4 simplejson >= 3.10.0 However when I compile it, I…
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Why is pip reporting dependencies conflicts even though there are none?

pip is reporting dependencies conflicts when there are none: The conflict is caused by: apache-beam[gcp] 2.39.0 depends on numpy<1.23.0 and >=1.14.3 tensorflow-utils 0.0.18.dev1 depends on numpy==1.22.4 tensorflow-utils==0.0.18.dev1 is my…
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How to update tox environments when requirements.txt files change?

Question Normally when I change the deps in my tox.ini file tox will notice the change and recreate the virtualenv with the new dependencies. But if I use deps = -r requirements.txt to read my dependencies from a requirements.txt file then tox…
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pip-compile for setup.py's install_requires instead of requirements.txt

pip-compile enables traceability in pinning requirements inside a requirements.txt with an external requirements.in. I really like this My question is, can we somehow do the same, but for an install_requires list inside setup.py? In other words, if…
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How to use setup.py and setup.cfg and pip-tools to obtain layered requirements.txt under different environment of a Django project?

I'm using https://github.com/jazzband/pip-tools to handle compiling the requirements.txt for a Django project. Previously, I was using without a setup.py and so i was using base.in, local.in, and production.in. When I needed a local requirements.txt…
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Create "reverse engineered" python wheel from a package installed via pip that is not on a package index like PyPi

The question might sound a bit weird because creating wheels is standard Python knowledge. We have the special situation that we have numerous different Python environments with an unversioned package my_package that was installed some time ago. So…
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Let pip-compile determine versions of tensorflow packages based on installed tensorflow version

I have the following Dockerfile: ARG TF_VERSION FROM tensorflow/tensorflow:${TF_VERSION}-gpu-jupyter AS base COPY requirements.in /opt/app/requirements.in WORKDIR /opt/app RUN python -m pip install pip-tools && \ pip-compile requirements.in &&…
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pip-compile error: AttributeError: 'ParsedRequirement' object has no attribute 'editable'

I'm trying to use pip-compile to build my requirements.txt file and I get the following error. Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Users/foobar/.pyenv/versions/3.7.0/bin/pip-compile", line 11, in sys.exit(cli()) File…
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pip-tools doesn't install dependencies to activated virtualenv

I wish to separate my requirement files into development (requirements-dev.txt) and production (requirements.txt) using pip-tools. I have installed pip-tools using pipx as I want it to be globally available but isolated. However, doing so causes my…
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How to generate python pip dependency ranges?

I am working on a python library and we are currently using pip-tools to pin dependencies. E.g. a basic requirements.in: black pandas torch Running pip-compile on this file will generate a requirements.txt something like the following (which has…
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Does pip-tools and/or new resolver prevent upgrading to a subdependency version that breaks a primary dependency?

I am using pip-tools 5.4.0, pip 20.3.1, and python3. I have looked at pip-tools source code and the pip blog post about the new resolver. I do not see an explicit answer to my question. If I run: pipdeptree flake8==3.8.4 - mccabe [required:…
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Optional dependencies using test-requirements.txt in pyproject.toml with setuptools

A typical pyproject.toml using setuptools with optional dependencies looks like the following (unrelated sections removed): [build-system] requires = ["setuptools>=61.0"] build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta" [project] name =…
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How to read top-level requirements (as from requirements.in) from setup.py and write back pinned requirements (as in requirements.txt)?

I have a package with a setup.py file and want to use pip-tools to pin my dependencies for production. Let's say my setup.py looks as follows: #!/usr/bin/env python import pathlib from setuptools import setup, find_packages setup( …
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Loose version in requirements.in

I am writing a library A that is used by an application B, I am using pip-compile in the process for both library A and application B, and would like my requirements.txt to have a loose dependency such as # requirements.in for library…
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How to pip install different subdirectories from same repo?

I have an installation of Airflow in my requirements.in file -e git+git@github.com:apache/airflow.git#egg=apache-airflow and I want another line that will install the backport providers Google package with a cherry picked commit from my own fork. -e…
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