pipenv run pip freeze > requirements.txt adds a first line "Loading .env environment variables..." with pipenv version 2022.3.23

[felixdjost]

According to https://pipenv-fork.readthedocs.io/en/latest/basics.html
you can use
"pipenv run pip freeze > requirements.txt" to generate a requirements.txt file from a Pipfile file.

Expected result

Generate a requirements.txt file with the dependencies only

Actual result

a requirements file which contains a first line "Loading .env environment variables..." plus the dependencies on the next lines.

Steps to replicate

python -m pip install pipenv
pipenv run pip freeze > requirements.txt

The issue does not seems to occur with an older version:
python -m pip install pipenv==2022.1.8
pipenv run pip freeze > requirements.txt

[matteius]

Thanks for your report @felixdjost -- That explains why it was a stderr before. I don't love that fact that was for good reason, but you are most certainly right. Ref: https://github.com/pypa/pipenv/pull/4979/files#diff-93789237e89bd5f9dd10311cd7aa3e15406e4893b0bbb52911c7dc48697ff91e

I will most likely be changing it back, or just hypothetically I wonder if we even really need that logging at all? There is a separate report about it annoying someone on: #4027 (comment)

Especially since it prints always now prints its loading the .env always whether there is one or not, and even if we fixed that it would be an issue for requirements.txt generation when there is a .env file.

[matteius]

TODO: We fixed the regression in master, and a new release should go out tonight, but is important we get a unit test in for this case as well, and I should be able to work on that at some point soon.

[matteius]

@felixdjost The fix for this has been released under pipenv==2022.3.24