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Add CONTRIBUTING.md #10
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Ensure that you have the `uv` package installed as a **system** dependency. |
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why does it matter where the uv comes from?
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You're right. It actually does not matter where uv
comes from. In fact, I don't even have uv
installed as a system package and I've been obviously running this repo just fine.
✂️ removed here: 6baa929
Upgrade a single dependency with: | ||
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pip-compile -P $PACKAGE==$VERSION pyproject.toml --resolver=backtracking --extra=dev --output-file=requirements/development.txt |
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it's a bit weird this isn't a make command
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Agree. I will take note of that and open a separated issue for that.
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See #11
Previously, the sections about installing, testing, and updating were under the README.md file. This commit changes that by adding a dedicated CONTRIBUTING.md file responsible for describing all the necessary information to kick start new contributors to `django-pg-migration-tools`.
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Previously, the sections about installing, testing, and updating were under the README.md file.
This commit changes that by adding a dedicated CONTRIBUTING.md file responsible for describing all the necessary information to kick start new contributors to
django-pg-migration-tools
.