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Files for INSTALL and dependency management are missing #24
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part: backend 🧱
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type: enhancement ⚙️
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Depency management is missing
Files for INSTALL and dependency management are missing
Feb 20, 2023
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This should be done with uv |
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part: backend 🧱
Concerns backend components
priority: high ⚡
High priority
status: discussion 💬
Discussion is ongoing
type: enhancement ⚙️
Improvement of an existing feature
Description of the issue
Since I introduced a requiements.txt file, it was discussed if there was a better solution. In modern Python repos. poetry or a similar package dependency manager is installed, which automatically tracks versions and other metadata about the package installation. An environment.yml file could also be useful (e.g. for conda), but is not necessary as far as I know.
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