This document is no longer useful. KR has stepped down
and all the other maintainers are emeritus.
The rest of the philosophy is exlusive and could be removed
without doing any harm. KR still has earned his respect starting
this project.
The pre-existing basic usage documentation says that "pipenv lock -r" would include hashes in requirements.txt, this is not the behaviour i observe - i didn't find any issue around this - i guess it's either a bug or just the documentation is wrong.
Digging through the code it looks reasonably plain that it just does not include hashes in its output - there is no logic or option there:
https://github.com/pypa/pipenv/blob/master/pipenv/core.py#L849
Partially and temporarily addresses #1839 while we fix the
underlying problem and investigate the search index. Users
will temporarily only be able to use the search box in the
sidebar.
Please revert this once the index is fixed.
Signed-off-by: Sumana Harihareswara <sh@changeset.nyc>
Also removed the PIPENV_PYTHON suggestion, as this is likely to cause
confusion if added to e.g. .bashrc - it will always be set to the
global pyenv.
Fixes#4534
- Remove bits about CC-BY-SA licensing
- Remove bits about using an embedded API key
- Add a little flair to the readme to acknowledge pyup
Signed-off-by: Dan Ryan <dan.ryan@canonical.com>
* Implements PEEP-006
* `pipenv lock -r --dev` is now consistent with other commands
and the CLI help output, and includes both default and dev
dependencies in the result
* New `--dev-only` option allows requesting the previous behaviour
(which was specifically designed to support the traditional
`requirements.txt`/`dev-requirements.txt` split)
`dig pipenv.org ns` currently shows no nameserver for that domain;
pipenv.pypa.io is the new home for documentation, so use that
everywhere (contributors guides, `pipenv --envs` output).
The canonical Pipenv documentation is now at pipenv.pypa.io.
Also, the canonical GitHub repositories for Pipenv and
Requests have changed, and some other communications links
(Twitter, mailing list, "thank you") were no longer
operational. This commit updates those and clarifies that
Pipenv is a project maintained by the PyPA.
Fixes#4137.
Signed-off-by: Sumana Harihareswara <sh@changeset.nyc>
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