Tuukka Mustonen

Uh, I somehow missed that link... anyway, I think it was just a thought/suggestion - gunicorn doesn't actually support it (yet).

To be fair, even your standard `pip install -r requirements.txt` seems to always re-install the editable packages. Does the behavior come from `pip`?

So this is needed for syncing the changes in the package, like adding entry points and such. Those change quite rarely, though (depends on your workflow, of course). Maybe allow...

I will look into it, but unfortunately I don't have time for that right now. Need to come back to this a bit later.

Still happening in `4.1.0`. I really need to check this.

Just wanted to update: we recently migrated from `devpi` to [Artifactory](https://jfrog.com/artifactory) and the issue persists. So, I would say it's at least not index-specific.

Just chiming in that this still happens for me. Lots of things have changed (pip, pip-tools version, some `setup.py` details, etc.) but the behavior remains the same. I wonder if...

Unfortunately, I've switched to a new employer and don't have the issue producing code/setup at hand anymore 🤷🏻‍♂️ There seems to be little traffic in this ticket, so you might...

@AndydeCleyre I have yet to try it, but if it works I think it's a feasible workaround. I mean, better would be to allow ignoring certain packages as suggested, because...

Oops, accidentally clicked the wrong button. Was about to comment that I finally tried `-e file:` and indeed it works nicely. However, like already mentioned there are few drawback in...