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[WIP] Evaluate necessity of requirements files with pyproject.toml
Remove redundant requirements.txt files now superseded by pyproject.toml
Jan 16, 2026
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The project migrated to PEP 621 (
pyproject.toml) but retained legacyrequirements.txtandrequirements-dev.txtfiles that duplicate dependency declarations.Changes
requirements.txt(11 dependencies now in[project.dependencies])requirements-dev.txt(referencedrequirements.txt+ mock)All dependencies are already declared in
pyproject.toml:[project.dependencies][project.optional-dependencies]CI/CD unaffected—tox explicitly lists dependencies rather than reading from requirements files.
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