git - Should Pipfile.lock be committed to version control?
See original GitHub issueWhen two developers are working on a projet with different operating systems, the Pipfile.lock
is different (especially the part inside host-environment-markers
).
For Composer, most people recommend to commit composer.lock
. Do we have to do the same for Pipenv?
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because we are special snowflakes.
i recommend it.