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Update requirement for pip and poetry #35

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This doesn't update the pipenv dependencies, which are canonical for the repository. You need to update Pipfile and then generate Pipfile.lock.

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I updated the Pipfile and pyproject.toml. Then I use pipenv and poetry to generate both .lock.

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LGTM.

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@lwshanbd did you run poetry check against the new config? This is where I had to narrow the version down by a lot when I resolved the versions with poetry in the past.

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Hi @ludgerpaehler, the poetry.lock is I generated by poetry lock. Should I do something else?

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