Deploy to heroku pipenv project
See original GitHub issue- Question
I have created a Django project with virtual environment created with pipenv.
Now I want to deploy this to heroku and as per heroku it required a requirements.txt
file.
How can I generate the requirements.txt
usingin pipenv
.
I tried pipenv freeze > requirements.txt
I gives
Error: No such command "freeze".
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- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:9 (3 by maintainers)
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Seems like both pages on heroku don’t use pipenv now 🤔
To freeze into a
requirements.txt
you can usepipenv lock --requirements
. Usepipenv lock --help
to learn more.But Heroku provides native support for Pipenv, so it can read directly from
Pipfile.lock
. You don’t need thatrequirements.txt
.