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Request: Support Python's requirements.txt
See original GitHub issuerequirements.txt is typically located in the root of an application. The file format is documented here.
Examples:
requirements.txt may point to other requirements files like this example.
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- Created 7 years ago
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- Comments:11 (3 by maintainers)
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Thanks for the info - I’ll be able to work on this after JavaOne.
In order to support Pipfile or Pipfile.lock, what needs to be done will be very similar to #2526 , right? It would be needed to change the name of the analyzer, the regex or function that detects the versions and the name of the files to look for.