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skorokithakis opened this issue Nov 15, 2015 · 4 comments
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Since it's what people use overwhelmingly more frequently, how about a pip ug alias? #3247

skorokithakis opened this issue Nov 15, 2015 · 4 comments
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The most frequent command I use, since I do everything through a requirements.txt, is pip install -Ur requirements.txt. How about aliasing it to pip ug or similar?

I can send a pull request, if you like.
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I feel like people are all quite opinionated about aliases and short cuts, and you can always add more to your personal bash profile.

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That's true, it'd still be nice if pip got some better requirements.txt integration, since everyone pretty much standardized on the filename.

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This seems related to #2488.

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Closing this one as duplicate.

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