Add PDM support #173
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We have some docs for the the format here if you want to mention PDM in there |
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Thanks @mariusvniekerk; I edited the docs and added a mention to PDM. I also put a disclaimer on the implemented behavior, since I haven't used conda-lock with PDM in production yet: stuffing everything found in |
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This PR closes #133 and adds support for PDM's
tool.pdm.dev-dependenciestable.PDM uses PEP 621 dependency specifications and adds an extra
tool.pdm.dev-dependenciestable with dependencies used for development but not intended to appear as package metadata. For simplicity, all those dependencies are assigned thedevcategory. The parsing code comes with tests.Docs also need a little update, I'll go through them ASAP.
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