feat: advertise constraints in setup.py #219
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ARCHBOM-1772
Update setup.py to use constraint files when generating requirements files for packaging and distribution.
PR generated automatically with Jenkins job cleanup-python-code.
Result of running
python setup.py bdist_wheelbefore applying fix (in .egg-info/requires.txt):click
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code-annotations>=1.1.0
pylint
pylint-celery
pylint-django
six
Result of running
python setup.py bdist_wheelafter applying fix (in .egg-info/requires.txt):click
click-log
code-annotations>=1.1.0
pylint
pylint-celery
pylint-django
six
Python code cleanup by the cleanup-python-code Jenkins job.
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