Add a dependencies command, which dumps the list of dependencies
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This is useful for automating things like installing only a project's dependencies, in CI.
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| @click.option('-o', '--output', type=click.File('w'), default='-', | ||
| help='File in which to save the list of dependencies.') |
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So, print(string, file='-') doesn't work — is accepting - a magical click thing? If so, that's pretty neat.
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nvm, I r'd tfm and yup it's a magical click thing.
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Yeah, it's a click thing
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bors r+ this is fantastic, thank you. ^.^ |
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blushes brightly. You are fantastic 💜 |
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This is useful for automating things like installing only a project's
dependencies. The specific usecase I just ran into, was generating container
images for CI with all dependencies preinstalled.
Obviously, this doesn't work well with pipelines that trigger actions if a file
changed in the source repo, but it's still much better than nothing.