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Automatic migration of requirements.txt
See original GitHub issueWould it make sense to have pipenv install in a project directory ask about installing the packages listed in a requirements.txt (of the pip install -r requirements.txt variety) rather than simply creating an empty pipenv project as it seems to do now?
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requirements.txt should be used as a lockfile, not as a pipfile.
As kindly pointed out by @nateprewitt, the feature to import from requirements.txt has in fact been implemented now.