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This is what virtual environments are for, and your solution still uses virtual environments. So no, there aren't. Now, I have a project I'd like to try with
by talideon 10y ago
This is what virtual environments are for, and your solution still uses virtual environments.
So no, there aren't.
Now, I have a project I'd like to try with per-process mounts of dependencies using unionfs. It'd be a lot of work, and a lot could go wrong, but would solve a lot of problems.
- crdoconnor 10y ago>This is what virtual environments are for Precisely. Virtualenvs solve part of the problem by isolating the python code and its dependencies - but not all of the code. Apparently extending this behavior would cause security issues of an unknown nature...