Add python requirements file and update dependabot workflow #262
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Currently setup.py just indicates one dependency:
cached_property
.It makes sense if the dependencies were parsed from a requirements.txt file (less effort than migrating to pyproject.toml format). Allows for easier management if any extras need to be added, and also means we can add pip dependency management to the dependabot workflow (namely to catch if there's an update to
cached_property
.A requirements.dev.txt file is also added to track dev / test dependencies. I would add indy as a test requirement, since it's used in
indy_test.py
, but I can't find out whichindy
packages it's referring to ... it doesn't work withpip install indy
orpython3-indy
. So for now I've just specifiedpytest
andpytest-asyncio