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- using pipenv to create a new requirements.txt thats pinned. Run `pipenv lock -r` to generate a requirements.txt
- python 3.7 specific
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#1391 supersedes this PR. closing. |
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using pipenv to create a new requirements.txt thats pinned. Run
pipenv lock -rto generate a requirements.txtWrite Design Document (Do I need to write a design document?)
Write unit tests
Write/update functional tests
Write/update integration tests
make prpassesWrite documentation
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