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As of 2022.4.30, the command pipenv lock -r has become deprecated. The problem is that the deprecation message breaks current code since the previous way to use this was:
pipenv lock -r > requirements.txt
Since the deprecation message gets sent to stdout, this results in a requirements.txt file that fails when used by pip. The deprecation message should rather go to stderr where it will:
be seen by users
not break requirements.txt
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@mgmarino no worries, I just merged in the PR to main and going to close this out for now. It will be in the next release, which I am not 100% sure on when that will be, but sometime this month.
Issue description
As of
2022.4.30
, the commandpipenv lock -r
has become deprecated. The problem is that the deprecation message breaks current code since the previous way to use this was:Since the deprecation message gets sent to
stdout
, this results in arequirements.txt
file that fails when used bypip
. The deprecation message should rather go tostderr
where it will:requirements.txt
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: