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Preview the website locally with a single command: make preview #578

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@gerhard gerhard commented Sep 4, 2018

Resolves all dependencies, tested on macOS 10.13 & Arch Linux 2018.09.01

I had this sitting in #546 for too long now, it was high time to split out and submit on its own.

Resolves all dependencies, tested on macOS 10.13 & Arch Linux 2018.09.01
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python_version = "3.7"
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Is there a way of stating a minimum Python version instead?

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Answer, nope: pypa/pipenv#1050

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Left one comment about requiring Python 3.7. Works fine on my Arch Linux workstation. I had never used pipenv until now, it looks interesting. I always just used pyenv and virtualenv

@michaelklishin michaelklishin merged commit e708623 into live Sep 4, 2018
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gerhard commented Sep 4, 2018

Thank you both for the quick sanity check & merge, I'll make the other trivial changes related to this directly in live.

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