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Add an option to specify custom python3 requirements for virtualenv

See original GitHub issue

Hello,

Currently I am using netbox reports which are using the DNS python library. So I need to install this python library directly in the netbox virtualenv. I saw this variable netbox_pip_constraints which is in a template but there is not task to install this template. When we will agree with this feature, I am able to implement it if you want.

Regards.

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Created 3 years ago
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laecommented, May 2, 2020

I’m going to ~~force-push an amended commit~~ (didn’t force push b/c I’d already merged something into it), so I can take care of this and the doc updates needed.
I just need a confirmation that upgrading from 2.7 to 2.8 works fine - I may get to this soon (I don’t have access to an existing install currently so I need to make one), but if anyone else confirms it, it’ll be merged and released.

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laecommented, Jun 10, 2020

Can you provide reasoning for that? If you’re just using an older version of NetBox, you can just set netbox_stable_version to that version and use 1.0.0. There aren’t any breaking changes (or well, there shouldn’t be) in 1.0.0.

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