pylint and virtualenv?
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Posted Dec 24, 2018, 2:00 AM UTC · edited
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an option is to use pipenv:
pipenv install pylint --dev
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We always have 3:
requirements.txt
requirements-test.text
requirements-dev.txt
Before anyone else talks about pipenv. Yes, but the above is more convenient when creating docker containers when the test container needs more commands regardless of the python code.
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Use a Dev.txt for your development packages.
Hey, thanks. That's a simple solution.
You can even reference your other requirements files and install them all in one command of you put:
-r requirements.txt
At the top of your Dev.txt
Awesome. I am glad to have a way to automate that, it's annoying to install it by command line every time