Upgrade all your outdated requirements in a single command.
Project description
upgrade-requirements.py
=======================
[![Current version on PyPI](https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/upgrade-requirements.svg)](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/upgrade-requirements/)
Upgrade all your outdated `requirements.txt` in a single command.
Motivation
----------
Even though `pip list --outdated` exists, sometimes you just want to
run `pip install --upgrade` to upgrade a package, then persist it to
your `requirements.txt` in one big sweep.
Installation
------------
```bash
$ pip install upgrade-requirements
```
Usage
-----
```bash
$ upgrade-requirements
```
(Or use the shortcut command `upreq`.)
Now's a good time to grab a ☕ while it runs.
After it finishes, run your tests to make sure an individual upgrade didn't
break anything. Then move on to bigger things 🚀
#### Found a problem with an upgraded version?
No worries!
1. Revert individual entries in `requirements.txt` with the help of git
2. Run `pip install -r requirements.txt` to downgrade to working versions
3. Commit the upgraded-and-tweaked `requirements.txt` like normal and carry on 🎉
#### More usages
```bash
$ upgrade-requirements -h
```
```
usage: upgrade-requirements [-h] [-r REQUIREMENTS]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-r REQUIREMENTS, --requirements REQUIREMENTS
specify the location of the requirements.txt file
```
Room for improvement
--------------------
- This only work with pinned (`==`) packages at the moment. The intention is to
get it to work more generally. This can be broken down into three sub-tasks:
- Get it to ignore non-pinned requirements instead of fail
- Get it to work with other specifiers, e.g. `>=` (how would this work?)
- Handle all types of requirement entries
Feel free to open an issue or PR with ideas.
=======================
[![Current version on PyPI](https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/upgrade-requirements.svg)](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/upgrade-requirements/)
Upgrade all your outdated `requirements.txt` in a single command.
Motivation
----------
Even though `pip list --outdated` exists, sometimes you just want to
run `pip install --upgrade` to upgrade a package, then persist it to
your `requirements.txt` in one big sweep.
Installation
------------
```bash
$ pip install upgrade-requirements
```
Usage
-----
```bash
$ upgrade-requirements
```
(Or use the shortcut command `upreq`.)
Now's a good time to grab a ☕ while it runs.
After it finishes, run your tests to make sure an individual upgrade didn't
break anything. Then move on to bigger things 🚀
#### Found a problem with an upgraded version?
No worries!
1. Revert individual entries in `requirements.txt` with the help of git
2. Run `pip install -r requirements.txt` to downgrade to working versions
3. Commit the upgraded-and-tweaked `requirements.txt` like normal and carry on 🎉
#### More usages
```bash
$ upgrade-requirements -h
```
```
usage: upgrade-requirements [-h] [-r REQUIREMENTS]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-r REQUIREMENTS, --requirements REQUIREMENTS
specify the location of the requirements.txt file
```
Room for improvement
--------------------
- This only work with pinned (`==`) packages at the moment. The intention is to
get it to work more generally. This can be broken down into three sub-tasks:
- Get it to ignore non-pinned requirements instead of fail
- Get it to work with other specifiers, e.g. `>=` (how would this work?)
- Handle all types of requirement entries
Feel free to open an issue or PR with ideas.
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