Use versions for pip packages

[f11y11]

As long as you use "latest" without a version, we need to uninstall and reinstall the dislash.py entirely to get the latest features, such as ContextMenus.

[f11y11]

I'm not really sure if it does, pip says it is 1.4.6 but I had to uninstall and reinstall fresh to have the latest features

[EQUENOS]

pip install dislash.py --upgrade works fine, you don't have to reinstall the library

[f11y11]

what about using pip install -r requirements.txt? As far as I see it does not upgrade each time it installs and I have to uninstall dislash.py to get the actual latest

[m1raynee]

Add -U flag. If you run pip install -r requirements.txt, it will install modules it doesn't find. By adding a -U flag, it updates all modules from the file. So, it should look something like this: pip install -U -r requirements.txt
(P.S.: -U is equivalent of --upgrade)