Skip check for requirement.txt changes when using Pipenv #1350
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Previously Pipenv builds would include a stray error message in the log output, that didn't affect the result of the build, but added noise to the logs and gave the false impression the build was broken in some way:
This originated from the check of
requirements.txt
changes compared to the copy of the file seen in the last build. This check is only necessary when using Pip (and not Pipenv), so should always have been skipped.Now that the check is fixed, the disabling of bash exit on error mode for part of
bin/steps/python
can more easily be removed, increasing coverage of such issues in the future.Fixes #1270.
GUS-W-7924941.