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A bunch of my projects derive their version from git using setuptools-scm or a similar library. I naturally include them in local pypi dependencies and editable installs. Unfortunately this means that the pixi lockfiles will typically have a dirty version, and furthermore will generally be out of sync because committing changes the version.
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A bunch of my projects derive their version from git using
setuptools-scm
or a similar library. I naturally include them in local pypi dependencies and editable installs. Unfortunately this means that the pixi lockfiles will typically have a dirty version, and furthermore will generally be out of sync because committing changes the version.Is there a better way to deal with this?
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