Update and pin python dependencies #113
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Thanks! I've been hoping to upgrade python and other dependencies in this project for a while. I'm assuming the instructions in the README are still accurate? (Maybe we want to add a |
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Oh, I missed the readme. I guess the |
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| - name: install Python dependencies | ||
| run: python -m pip install -r requirements.txt | ||
| run: uv pip install --preview -r pylock.toml |
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Is there anything that will ensure requirements.txt and pylock.toml remain synchronized?
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This seems to work and I think pinning everything should ensure that it keeps working, but note that
pylock.tomlis a very new feature, so I could also see an argument for holding out on adopting it.