pdm for libraries #1362
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Usage with Nox is documented here: https://pdm.fming.dev/latest/usage/advanced/#use-nox-as-the-runner. You can probably override the Django version in each run with a pip install through Nox. The lock file is not strictly necessary. You can see it as a cache file storing the resolved dependencies. It's useful to avoid re-resolving deps each time you want to install them. |
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Suppose I make a library for Django and want to test it on different Django versions using tox/nox. How can I do this when using pdm? Why do I need a pdm.lock file at all when developing a library?
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