Why would "pip freeze" print out packages that I did not install?
You need to use the -l or --local option to freeze only the local packages in the virtual environment (and not the global ones)
pip freeze -l > requirements.txt
Why would "pip freeze" print out packages that I did not install?
You need to use the -l or --local option to freeze only the local packages in the virtual environment (and not the global ones)
pip freeze -l > requirements.txt