-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 3.1k
[WIP] Added --save option to install command #2988
New issue
Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.
By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.
Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account
Conversation
For information, this feature was requested in issue #1479 |
Is this a desired PR? If so, are there any glaring issues with it? I'm happy to address any shortcomings. Also, advice on the best file/location to add appropriate tests would be appreciated. Trying to navigate the test structure left me rather disoriented. |
Fixed broken link to article comparing setup.py to requirements.txt
This PR is great. I hope it will get merged soon. I have tested out and it works just fine. --save option will save developers a lot of time. |
Great one. Hopefully, this will get merged soon 👍 |
+1 |
I added a pair of new command options to the install command. --save will append the specified packages to the end of the 'requirements.txt' file. --save-dest will take a filename or path argument and the specified packages will be appended to the given file.
6ce8237
to
78fec9c
Compare
+1 |
Accidentally closed this, reopening. Sorry! |
Hello! As part of an effort to ease the contribution process and adopt a more standard workflow pip has switched to doing development on the If you do nothing, this Pull Request will be automatically closed by @BrownTruck since it cannot be merged. If this pull request is still valid, please rebase it against If you choose to rebase/merge and resubmit this Pull Request, here is an example message that you can copy and paste:
|
This Pull Request was closed because it cannot be automatically reparented to the Please feel free to re-open it or re-submit it if it is still valid and you have rebased it onto |
I added a pair of new command options to the install command. --save
will append the specified packages to the end of the 'requirements.txt'
file. --save-dest will take a filename or path argument and the
specified packages will be appended to the given file.
I am opening this pull request to see if there is any interest in adding this to pip and if so to gather any feedback about things that I may be doing wrong.