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[question] What about parsing requirements.txt?
See original GitHub issuehttps://github.com/kennethreitz/setup.py/blob/c5a82dc3670b5fa65e4d5da578d992c38b62d524/setup.py#L22
2 years ago I was playing with this http://j.mp/setup_py and one of the features is using pip.req.parse_requirements('requirements.txt') to populate the requires and avoid duplicity.
What do you think about this? on advantage of having a requirements.txt is to use pyup.io and satefy to check updates and audit the requirements for security failures.
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@rochacbruno take a look at
pbrif you need this, but you should first consider having a single place of requirements, if you need to group optional requirements in distribution package, there’sextras_requirefor this purpose.like i said, I’ve done it before 😃