# direct dependencies
"build >= 1.0.0",
"click >= 8",
"pip >= 22.2",
"pyproject_hooks",
"tomli; python_version < '3.11'",
# indirect dependencies
"setuptools", # typically needed when pip-tools invokes setup.py
"wheel", # pip plugin needed by pip-tools
]
pip is nice since it comes out of the box with Python. setuptools used to but now it's gone.
The dependency explosion is a huge problem for a lot of people trying to lockdown the security and maintainability of their codebases. I think that's why a lot of people are rallying around Astral's projects like uv and ruff... they do so many things and they do them well.
# pip-tools dependencies
dependencies = [
]pip is nice since it comes out of the box with Python. setuptools used to but now it's gone.
The dependency explosion is a huge problem for a lot of people trying to lockdown the security and maintainability of their codebases. I think that's why a lot of people are rallying around Astral's projects like uv and ruff... they do so many things and they do them well.