Updated requirements of psycopg2 and pillow to new version. #127
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This file already exists- seems like it was pulled in on merge? can you rebase onto upstream/master and push back to your fork?
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I was hoping to find some way to undo that - I will get around rebasing it.
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| requests==2.21.0 | ||
| simplejson==3.16.0 | ||
| soupsieve==2.0 |
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soupsieve and python-dotenv are just recursive dependencies? Is there a reason you're locking them? If the top-level package requirement guarantees compatibility, we shouldn't need to include all the sub-dependencies with locks in the main file. It will make it more difficult to manage dependencies effectively in the future if we try to track the dependencies of the dependencies as well.
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soupsieve is a transitive dependency, but python-dotenv is not. I added python-dotenv to the requirements in #121 to make it easier for people to set up their development environments.
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seems that belongs in dev_requirements.txt then- not to be built into deployment packages?
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I am gonna move the python-dotenv to the dev_requirements.txt. Question being: should that version be locked? I am gonna leave the version unlocked for the time being, but let me know if there is anything else regarding it.
This is to allow compatibility for Python 3.8 for newcomers while retaining support for 3.6 and 3.7
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Got done with the rebase and now I am gonna take out the transitive dependency of beautifulsoup4 |
This is to allow compatibility for Python 3.8 for newcomers while retaining support for 3.6 and 3.7.