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readme.md
Due to limited functionality, the pip-compile
manager should be considered in an "alpha" stage, which means it's not ready for production use for the majority of end users.
We welcome feedback and bug reports!
The current implementation has some limitations.
Read the full document before you start using the pip-compile
manager.
Non-configured fileMatch
The pip-compile
manager has an empty array for default fileMatch
, meaning it won't match any files ever by default.
You can "activate" the manager by specifying a fileMatch
pattern such as:
{
"pip-compile": {
"fileMatch": ["(^|/)requirements\\.txt$"]
}
}
pip-compile
reads the output files to extract the arguments passed to the original command, as such the fileMatch
must be configured for *.txt
files and not *.in
.
Assumption of header with a command
As Renovate matches a pip-compile
output file it will extract original command that was used to create it from header in this file.
Because of that pip-compile
manager poses restrictions on how this file is generated:
- Use default header generation, don't use
--no-header
option. - Pass all source files explicitly.
In turn pip-compile
manager will find all source files and parse them as package files using their respective managers.
The following files are currently supported:
Source filename | Manager |
---|---|
setup.py |
pip_setup |
*.in |
pip_requirements |
Example header:
#
# This file is autogenerated by pip-compile with Python 3.11
# by the following command:
#
# pip-compile --no-emit-index-url --output-file=requirements.txt requirements.in
#
Conflicts with other managers
Because pip-compile
will update source files with their associated manager you should disable them to avoid running these managers twice.
{
"pip_requirements": {
"enabled": false
},
"pip_setup": {
"enabled": false
}
}
Configuration of Python version
By default Renovate extracts Python version from the header. To get Renovate to use another version of Python, add a constraints` rule to the Renovate config:
{
"constraints": {
"python": "==3.7"
}
}
pip-compile
arguments
Renovate reads the requirements.txt
file and extracts these pip-compile
arguments:
- source files as positional arguments
--output-file
All other allowed pip-compile
arguments will be passed over without modification.
Transitive / indirect dependencies
This manager detects dependencies that only appear in lock files.
They are disabled by default but can be forced to enable by vulnerability alerts.
They will be upgraded with --upgrade-package
option.