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The reason for the added seemingly unnecessary dependency is to showcase that dependency versions for packages should not (or minimally) be restricted in the
pyproject.toml
file so that packages depending on it have an easier time solving versioning conflicts.Instead, the good old
requirements.txt
can be used to exactly reproduce a working state of the solution if it is about to be deployed.Source:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74508024/is-requirements-txt-still-needed-when-using-pyproject-toml