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IPython 8.0 requires pre-release dependency

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With the release of IPython 8.0 it is now dependent on black, which has all releases on pypi marked as pre-release, that means, e.g. you cannot install IPython 8.0 with pipenv without enabling pre-release dependencies even tho IPython is not pre-release.

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Created 2 years ago
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Comments:10 (3 by maintainers)

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renzoncommented, Jan 18, 2022

As a workafound I prefered seting Ipython to < 8:

ipython = "<8"

There is not good reason in sending black to production.

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Carreaucommented, Jan 14, 2022

I didn’t not realised that this will be a problem, I’ll try to move it to optional dependency for next release.

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