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Seems like Pipfile is missing some dependencies defined in requirements.txt. (ex. Flask-Security - a direct project dependency, while also containing some second-level dependencies like asn1crypto)
Additionally, as requirements.txt now does >= version match, newest version of psycopg2 fails to install in Docker environment due to missing postgresql headers (psycopg2 used to default to binary build, now this is split into psycopg2-binary package, it seems) - replacing psycopg2 with psycopg2-binary in requirements.txt solves this partially in that case.
Generally speaking, we should always have some locked versions, that could then be upgraded. I haven't used Pipfile so can't really say anything about it, if Pipfile.lock really locks proper version, then we can fully migrate to Pipfile. In that case we'd have to re-add missing dependencies from requirements.txt into Pipfile and modify Dockerfile to only use Pipfile/pipenv.
Seems like Pipfile is missing some dependencies defined in requirements.txt. (ex. Flask-Security - a direct project dependency, while also containing some second-level dependencies like asn1crypto)
Additionally, as
requirements.txt
now does>=
version match, newest version ofpsycopg2
fails to install in Docker environment due to missing postgresql headers (psycopg2 used to default to binary build, now this is split intopsycopg2-binary
package, it seems) - replacingpsycopg2
withpsycopg2-binary
in requirements.txt solves this partially in that case.Generally speaking, we should always have some locked versions, that could then be upgraded. I haven't used Pipfile so can't really say anything about it, if Pipfile.lock really locks proper version, then we can fully migrate to Pipfile. In that case we'd have to re-add missing dependencies from
requirements.txt
intoPipfile
and modify Dockerfile to only use Pipfile/pipenv.@ohheyitsdave can you elaborate on that?
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