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I would like a cheap way of verifying that my lockfile is up to date, for example for CI usage.
While developing a plugin for version management of torch binaries I found this function:
pdm/src/pdm/cli/actions.py
Lines 155 to 156 in 7877f73
That seems like it would be very helpful if it was exposed either as a new command (pdm validate-lockfile?) or as pdm lock --check.
pdm validate-lockfile
pdm lock --check
I can contribute whichever variant you'd prefer - hence why I'm opening this to get a feeler for preferences.
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I'd vote for pdm lock --check(in fact, there is pdm install --check), PR welcome
pdm install --check
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--check
pdm lock
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I would like a cheap way of verifying that my lockfile is up to date, for example for CI usage.
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While developing a plugin for version management of torch binaries I found this function:
pdm/src/pdm/cli/actions.py
Lines 155 to 156 in 7877f73
That seems like it would be very helpful if it was exposed either as a new command (
pdm validate-lockfile
?) or aspdm lock --check
.I can contribute whichever variant you'd prefer - hence why I'm opening this to get a feeler for preferences.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: