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Can we just create a `requirements.txt` file instead? Also, I do recommend using python virtual environments. https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/venv.html

You could probably just suggest using virtual environments, no need to spell it out for people.

Big fan of this idea. I was considering doing something like this in a GitHub collection. https://github.com/collections

I'd just as soon not prematurely optimize. If it becomes a problem, we should absolutely fix it.

I think the biggest thing blocking this from happening is that currently Gradle doesn't publish wrapper SHAs for SNAPSHOT releases. As such, projects like `gradle/gradle` can't use the verification action...

@bigdaz this looks like it may be possible now that Gradle publishes snapshot checksums, right?