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In the github action workflows it is easiest to install all the required dependencies using requirements.txt or environment.yml file. However, it is not desirable to maintain these files separately from pyproject.toml.
A Python script (using toml or tomli) that reads pyproject.toml and outputs either requirements.txt or environment.yml would be useful. Ideally it would have a CLI interface and could be made into a pre-commit hook (think everytime pyproject.toml changes, this runs and generates the updated files).
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In the github action workflows it is easiest to install all the required dependencies using requirements.txt or environment.yml file. However, it is not desirable to maintain these files separately from pyproject.toml.
A Python script (using toml or tomli) that reads pyproject.toml and outputs either requirements.txt or environment.yml would be useful. Ideally it would have a CLI interface and could be made into a pre-commit hook (think everytime pyproject.toml changes, this runs and generates the updated files).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: