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Update examples in README #1835
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The previous output had a trailing backslash on the last hash line; while this is apparently valid for both pip-sync and pip install, IMHO it looks like a bug, and it also doesn’t reflect what pip-compile currently emits (as of version 6.12.3), so update the example. This puts the hashes example out of sync with some of the other examples in the README, but they weren’t all in sync before either (various examples were already referencing Django 4, 3 or 2), so I hope that’s not an issue.
I’m not sure what to make of the CI failure, is it something that can randomly happen? |
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Thanks for the update! Would you like to fix the other outdated examples in the README as well?
In one case (layered requirements), I had to add a constraint on the django-debug-toolbar version because otherwise no solution was found by the legacy resolver. (The backtracking resolver does find a solution, but isn’t the default yet.) This should probably be revisited later, ideally by someone more knowledgeable than me :)
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Alright, I added a second commit updating the other |
Thanks! |
The previous output had a trailing backslash on the last hash line; while this is apparently valid for both pip-sync and pip install, IMHO it looks like a bug, and it also doesn’t reflect what pip-compile currently emits (as of version 6.12.3), so update the example.
This puts the hashes example out of sync with some of the other examples in the README, but they weren’t all in sync before either (various examples were already referencing Django 4, 3 or 2), so I hope that’s not an issue.
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