Adapt setup to work on AWS

[FinalAngel]

• splits requirements to develop and master
• works locally and on docker hub
• still need to setup node create separate branch

[vxsx]

tsk tsk

[stefanfoulis]

why do the requirements need to be split?
Does it not make the tests less realistic if travis installs different requirements than the normal Dockerfile?

[FinalAngel]

@stefanfoulis on travis we want the latest releases to pass, If there is an error we need to fix addons ASAP.
On docker and locally, we want the latest develop version to be installed so preview.django-cms.org shows our latest efforts. Optionally you can use make install REQUIREMENTS=master to also install latest releases on your local env.
I still need to adapt the requirements to use all develop versions, once the setup is up and running.

[stefanfoulis]

makes sense :-)

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as a later step it could be useful to use pip-compile (from pip-tools) to test all the requirements. That would also detect impossible combinations of dependencies (e.g one package says html5lib<0.10 and another html5lib>=0.999999). pip alone does not see such inconsistencies.

[FinalAngel]

will keep that in mind @stefanfoulis thank you