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The upload script that deploys Arthur copies the latest version of the code into S3 while keeping a version number, so for example: dist/redshift_etl-1.56.0.tar.gz. But the file with the requirements for that version is always copied as requirements.txt. That means that an accidental upload of the requirements file or a downgrade of the version leads to the "wrong" requirements file being active.
Expected behavior
The package requirements should be part of the tar ball or a wheel so that we can run something like:
python3 -m pip install arthur-etl
without relying on an un-versioned requirements.txt file.
Additional context
See also: #574
to bring in a process around requirements.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
The upload script that deploys Arthur copies the latest version of the code into S3 while keeping a version number, so for example:
dist/redshift_etl-1.56.0.tar.gz
. But the file with the requirements for that version is always copied asrequirements.txt
. That means that an accidental upload of the requirements file or a downgrade of the version leads to the "wrong" requirements file being active.Expected behavior
The package requirements should be part of the tar ball or a wheel so that we can run something like:
without relying on an un-versioned
requirements.txt
file.Additional context
See also: #574
to bring in a process around requirements.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: