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Now that PEP 723 support has been added, the "comment" form of declaration:
# Requirements:
# requests
should probably be deprecated (there's little point in having three ways of doing this).
Does this need a deprecation period, a warning, or anything like that? Presumably people using the comment format can change to PEP 723 format, but we should probably give them a better transition than a silent failure.
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Does this need a deprecation period, a warning, or anything like that? Presumably people using the comment format can change to PEP 723 format, but we should probably give them a better transition than a silent failure.
Yes, I think so. Fortunately, the way the precedence happens, users can put both forms in their scripts to have maximal compatibility across pip-run versions, so the deprecation period can be short.
Now that PEP 723 support has been added, the "comment" form of declaration:
should probably be deprecated (there's little point in having three ways of doing this).
Does this need a deprecation period, a warning, or anything like that? Presumably people using the comment format can change to PEP 723 format, but we should probably give them a better transition than a silent failure.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: