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requirements.txt generated incorrectly when run using ansible on Debian 8 #286

@abadyan-vonage

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@abadyan-vonage

I have a weird use case...
Running serverless deploy using the ansible module on a machine with Debian 8.
I am using a Pipfile (doesn't matter what's in it, I tried using an almost empty one too):

[[source]]
url = "https://pypi.org/simple"
verify_ssl = true
name = "pypi"

[packages]


[dev-packages]

[requires]
python_version = "3.6"

The generated requirements.txt file then looks like this:

-i https://pypi.org/simple
^M⠋ Running..^M⠙ Running..^M⠹ Running..^M⠸ Running..^M⠼ Running..^M⠴ Running..^M⠦ Running..^M⠧ Running..^M⠇ Running..^M⠏ Running..^M⠋ Running..^M⠙ Running..^M⠹ Running..^M⠸ Running..^M⠼ Running..^M⠴ Running..^M⠦ Running..^M⠧ Running..^M⠇ Running..^M⠏ Running..^M⠋ Running..^M⠙ Running..^M⠹ Running..^M⠸ Running..^M✔ Complete

This doesn't happen when I run on macOS or when I use sls deploy directly (no ansible module).

Any ideas on root cause here?

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