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[
pip-compile
](
https://github.com/jazzband/pip-tools/
)
is a handy
tool for combining loosely specified dependencies with a fully frozen environment.
You write a requirements.in with just the dependencies you need
and pip-compile wi
th
generate a requirements.txt with all the strict packages and versions that would come from installing that package right now.
and pip-compile wi
ll
generate a requirements.txt with all the strict packages and versions that would come from installing that package right now.
That way, you only need to specify what you actually know you need,
but you also get a snapshot of your environment.
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