add ci requirements using pip #1340
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@nathanjmcdougall I managed to get the ci requirements files to work on nox. Should make CI dependency installation more stable. |
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#1306 (c.f. #1300)
Adds a
ci_requirementscommand innoxfile.pyto make CI/CD dependency installation more stable. This PR also drops official support for python 3.7.