bug 1668517: switch to pip-compile#5595
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willkg merged 1 commit intomozilla-services:mainfrom Oct 6, 2020
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bug 1668517: switch to pip-compile#5595willkg merged 1 commit intomozilla-services:mainfrom willkg:1668517-pip
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This switches from having a requirements/default.txt file and a requirements/constraints.txt file to having a requirements.in file which compiles to a requirements.txt file with pip-compile. This solves a bunch of irritating maintenance issues and should reduce overall load and make it easier to switch to the new pip resolver.
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This switches from having a
requirements/default.txtfile and arequirements/constraints.txtfile to having arequirements.infile whichcompiles to a
requirements.txtfile with pip-compile.This solves a bunch of irritating maintenance issues and should reduce
overall load and make it easier to switch to the new pip resolver.