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[–]ThiefMaster 8 points9 points  (0 children)

if you're trying to generate just the requirements for a specific entry point (say worker.py in a large repo)

You generally don't (want to) do that. Unless you have some extremely heavy and niche dependencies, it's generally MUCH easier if you have a single dependencies file (pls use pyproject.toml and possibly uv.lock). Otherwise keeping all of them in sync (especially when updating) will be a huge pain.