Move requirements file into seperate one

[MaximilianSoerenPollak]

Having all reqs inside python_basics is breaking other modules. These requirements are only needed for testing, and should therefore be moved somewhere more appropriate where they do not break consumers of python_basics.

[MaximilianSoerenPollak]

Tests are passing

[PiotrKorkus]

also how does it work when compiled requirements are not parsed by pip and passed as deps to any of the targets in this file?

Looks like adding only compile_pip_requirements with tag=manual has no impact, right?

[MaximilianSoerenPollak]

Yes it does seem that it has 0 impact as it's nowhere used in the dependencies.

And according to that it would be quiet useless.
But that isn't for me to fix, as I don't maintain this module and don't want to delete things that might be required later.
That's why I have only moved it to an appropriate location at the moment.

[PiotrKorkus]

lgtm, waiting for codeowners to approve

[MaximilianSoerenPollak]

@ramceb @castler

Pinging you two as you last worked on this repo and these files.

This patch is needed to fix other repositories that rely on python_basics requirements file.

As Piotr pointed out above, you are actually not using this requirements file in your tests, and purely rely on docs-as-code requirements to get all of the needed things.
I did not fix this, as I wanted to touch as little as is needed for the fix, and to fix this is at your own disgression. You will know best if this is needed or not. I just wanted to make the issue for all consumers of python_basics go away, so those modules work again.

So please have a look, and let me know any questions that may arise.

[ramceb]

@ramceb @castler

Pinging you two as you last worked on this repo and these files.

This patch is needed to fix other repositories that rely on python_basics requirements file.

As Piotr pointed out above, you are actually not using this requirements file in your tests, and purely rely on docs-as-code requirements to get all of the needed things. I did not fix this, as I wanted to touch as little as is needed for the fix, and to fix this is at your own disgression. You will know best if this is needed or not. I just wanted to make the issue for all consumers of python_basics go away, so those modules work again.

So please have a look, and let me know any questions that may arise.

thanks @MaximilianSoerenPollak I did the cleanup here: #135

[ramceb]

LGTM