TMP notifications-utils: 84.0.0 -> ???, update requirement freezing accordingly #4196
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…ccordingly copy_config() now done during freeze-requirements and the results should be committed so we no longer have any bootstrapping issues. using pip-sync means we have to freeze our test requirements too as pip-sync will only install explicitly requested packages, not second-tier dependencies.
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This is an example app update to correspond with changes in alphagov/notifications-utils#1155
copy_config()is now done duringfreeze-requirementsand the results should be committed so we no longer have any bootstrapping issues. usingpip-syncmeans we have to freeze our test requirements too aspip-syncwill only install explicitly requested packages, not second-tier dependencies.