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Get rid of Pipenv #292
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@alejandrosame can I take this on? |
@BrendanSchell You are more than welcome to take this task :) If you agree, as it is suggested in the description, we can assign you #277 and you can focus on updating the Makefile to substitute pipenv with poetry to begin with. I hope to not take too long with #289 so these changes can be tested more seamlessly, but is not a hard requirement, it's mostly for convenience. Otherwise, once you make the Makefile targets work with poetry, further updates will be needed on different files around the repository. |
@alejandrosame That sounds good to me - I can take on #277 for now to update the Makefile to try out poetry. |
Hi @BrendanSchell, how is the task going? If you have any doubt, do not hesitate to contact us also through Slack, we are quite active there. |
@alejandrosame thanks for checking in! Made the change to the makefile and should have some time to test out later today. |
Hi, Can I take this one or it is already been worked upon? Thanks and Regards, |
Hi @mhosankalp, BrendanSchell is already working on this task! If you don't find a task to work on, you can always contact us on Slack to see how can we guide you. |
Thanks @alejandrosame. I will take another one |
#310 solves this. |
What?
For our use case, Pipenv introduces several problems for little gain. We should check how to substitute it.
Why?
Substituting pipenv means that we need to change code in several setup/admin files. The options considered are:
Additional Context
This issue is best to be worked on after #289 is solved.
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