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What's the problem this feature will solve?
My normal workflow when starting or working on a project is to:
Find a package I need on pipy.
Look at the release history.
Choose the newest Problem steps
Click the copy install text that is formatted pip install Django==4.2.4
Paste this into my requirements file
Delete the 'pip install `
Then my IDE makes it easy to install this package.
Describe the solution you'd like
I am open to suggestions but my goal with be to be able to quickly:
An option to click copy and get only Django==4.2.4 where 4.2.4 is the newest version
Maybe this could be done by adding one additional copy icon.
A bit more complex with be:
add a copy newest icon for the current that would copy to the clipboard pip install Django==4.2.4
Add a third icon for coping only Django==4.2.4
This is probably something I can implement and make a pull request, I would be open to suggestions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This would be another context where a standard tool/entrypoint for modifying PEP 621 metadata would come in handy, since PyPI could offer a single copy-paste selection for some-tool add Django==4.2.4.
What's the problem this feature will solve?
My normal workflow when starting or working on a project is to:
Problem steps
pip install Django==4.2.4
Describe the solution you'd like
I am open to suggestions but my goal with be to be able to quickly:
Django==4.2.4
where 4.2.4 is the newest versionMaybe this could be done by adding one additional copy icon.
A bit more complex with be:
pip install Django==4.2.4
Django==4.2.4
This is probably something I can implement and make a pull request, I would be open to suggestions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: