valberg on Nostr: I've been searching for a small utility to update dependencies in a pyproject.toml ...
I've been searching for a small utility to update dependencies in a pyproject.toml file locally - no github actions, renovate or the likes. But I have not found an easy way to do it, so I just wrote a small script to do it for me -
https://github.com/valberg/update-pyprojectHave I just reinvented the wheel? How do people check for updates of their python projects? I feel like I'm missing something very obvious 😅 #python
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