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It seems that most Python projects have migrated to using pyproject.toml. If a pyproject.toml file exists, our installer should probably write the dependencies to that file, instead of to requirements.txt.
(In the absence of either of the files, creating a requirements.txt is fine, as creating a pyproject.toml is a whole thing)
Installer supports pyproject.toml and uses it when it exists
Docs mention pyproject.toml alongside requirements.txt for manual installation
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It seems that most Python projects have migrated to using
pyproject.toml
. If apyproject.toml
file exists, our installer should probably write the dependencies to that file, instead of torequirements.txt
.(In the absence of either of the files, creating a
requirements.txt
is fine, as creating apyproject.toml
is a whole thing)pyproject.toml
and uses it when it existspyproject.toml
alongsiderequirements.txt
for manual installationThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: