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The dependencies listed in requirements.txt all have very strict versions, i.e. package==version. This causes conflicts when other packages may have explicit or implicit requirements for other versions.
Is the specific versions really necessary or could they be given with e.g. package>=version or not at all, i.e. just package?
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Nah it's just this way because I just used pip freeze --local > requirements.txt to create the requirements file. A lot of these can surely be made more flexible. That said, though, they should all work together as the set listed was what I had installed when running the software.
requirements.txt
all have very strict versions, i.e.package==version
. This causes conflicts when other packages may have explicit or implicit requirements for other versions.package>=version
or not at all, i.e. justpackage
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: