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PyPI release

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Heya there

I know this project is pretty young, but is there a chance of a pypi release, in line with the readme?

$ pip3 install crispy_tailwind

ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement crispy_tailwind (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for crispy_tailwind

I know it’s possible to -e the git URL in requirements.txt, but in a Docker build that results in the dependency being installed at the user, not system level, making it effectively invisible to the app.

Cheers!

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stevejalimcommented, Jun 7, 2020

Yeah, I was about to try swapping to that to save myself the grief. Will let you know how it goes!

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carltongibsoncommented, Jun 7, 2020

I know it’s possible to -e the git URL in requirements.txt, but in a Docker build that results in the dependency being installed at the user, not system level, making it effectively invisible to the app.

Can you explain this a bit please? My initial response is, surely you’re just holding it wrong…? But no doubt you’re hitting a real issue.

Thanks.

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