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Dev requirements need cleaning
See original GitHub issueCan see several issues that could lead to different behaviors depending where the various verifications are run, for instance:
toxversion is fixed to 2.3.1 indev.txtrequirements, whereas it does not have any version fixed in.circleci/config.yml.- same for
mypyindev.txtand intox.ini - isort is not in
dev.txtbut used intox.iniand is run incircleci. *…
It all needs a clean up.
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Working on a PR for this.
I moved a few things from dev.txt to tools.txt, so they don’t get installed in the test tox env.