Refactor nox requirements to use requirements files (#601) #609
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pradyunsg
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Thanks for filling this @strokirk! This looks good to me, assuming CI is happy with this. |
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| coverage[toml]>=5.0.0 | |||
| pip>=9.0.2 | |||
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Not really related to this PR, but is this line still relevant now that we require Python 3.7+?
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I don't think so, but technically you don't have to have pip installed in an environment either, so I don't think it's hurting anything by being explicit.
brettcannon
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Thanks! |
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There is an active discussion about alternatives in discuss.python.org, but hopefully this will help with the immediate need. 馃檪
First patch, so please say if it's too early in the discussion to make a PR, or if another approach would be better!