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Update git packages with pipx upgrade-all
See original GitHub issueThis might be a bit far fetched but imagine I’ve installed some package with --spec git+https:.../some_branch/ and that package gets an update i.e a new commit in some_branch.
Can pipx pull those new changes upon pipx upgrade? (AFAICT it doesn’t do this already).
Thanks!
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I could add a file to the virtual env. Something like a
.pipxrcwith JSON that includes various keys, the “spec” being one of them. Then pipx could recognize and read that file, and re-use the same origin for all updates.If people like this idea I can add it. As always, feel free to vote with a thumbs up or provide an alternative suggestion to vote on.
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