Add a new dependency group called dev and add pip-tools to it.
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…e some new stubs, I realized that the requirements.txt files tell you to run pip-compile --output-file=test-requirements.txt --strip-extras --allow-unsafe test-requirements.in, and thus have an implicit undeclared requirement on pip-tools. I tried adding this to build-requirements.txt but that broke some things so I put it in a new extra called dev instead.
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As I was adapting the mypy codebase to include some new stubs, I realized that the requirements.txt files tell you to run
pip-compile --output-file=test-requirements.txt --strip-extras --allow-unsafe test-requirements.in, and thus have an implicit undeclared requirement onpip-tools. I tried adding this to build-requirements.txt but that broke some things so I put it in a newextradependency group called dev instead.A specific version floor is required due to very broken behavior on an earlier version of pip-tools. As is the version ceiling on pip because, wouldn't you know it, a later version of pip broke compatibility with pip-tools again. (I discovered that by manual testing, and my manual testing tells me this change apparently works fine; I can install the extra and then run the command with
uv run(an isolated environment).)