Doesn't support -e git+https:// type links
See original GitHub issueHey @kennethreitz, was listening to you on Talk Python To Me so I played around with pipenv. I’m filing a couple of issues including this one.
Even when running pipenv lock --requirements
there doesn’t seem to be a way for these types of links to be generated from the requirements.txt
file
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Just FYI, I’ve finally released 5.1.2, so this should be fixed going forward. Thanks again for your work @erinxocon and for everyone’s patience!
I can confirm this issue. When you are using
pipenv lock --requirements
everything is exported as expected, however when you create an environment fresh that only has a requirements file,pipenv
will convert the requirements file into a Pipfile, but it doesn’t translate custom VCS links properly. It just takes the egg name and puts ‘*’ as the version instead of creating a subsection. I ran into the same problem. I’m working on a patch!