doc: Make it clear that requirements/constraints file can be a URL #11954
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| Constraints file can be served via a URL, e.g. | ||
| http://example.com/constraints.txt instead of only a local file, so that your | ||
| organization can provide constraints files online from a centraliazed place. |
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This is the same for the requirments file format, and from the flow of text I feel this block should be added to the section above (on requirements files) and referenced here instead.
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Ah, thanks! I did not know requirements file can be served online.
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It would be very useful to clearly state that constraints file can be a URL instead of a local file.
Closes #11955