Little fix - #9
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Add missing dependency 'deprecated' to requirements.txt
Add missing dependency 'deprecated' to requirements.txt
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Thanks for pointing this out. Since the Dockerfile installs the package directly through pyproject.toml, the dependencies list under the [project] section and the all list under the [project.optional-dependencies] need to be appended with the following line:
"Deprecated>=1.2.18"
| mkdocs-section-index>=0.3.9 | ||
| mkdocstrings[python]>=0.26.0 No newline at end of file | ||
| mkdocstrings[python]>=0.26.0 | ||
| deprecated |
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This requirements.txt file is somewhat misleading. This file is actually used by mkdocs to serve documentation. So all the dependencies in this file, have nothing to do with the package and there shouldn't be anything here that needs to be changed. The underlying issue is that deprecated isn't in pyproject.toml.
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Thank you, I am a little bit stupid, but I really want to launch your project
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No worries, I'll probably be updating it in the upcoming days with updated docs, unit tests, an easier way to launch it from Docker.
I'm so stupid
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It looks like tree-sitter introduced a breaking change that is now causing the package to fail. I'll have to look into upgrading tree-sitter to it's newest version at a later time. In the meantime, can you please pin the version so it will run?
"tree-sitter==0.23.2"
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Adding a dependency without which docker-compose will not start