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I almost never see this. Even on systems that are only running a single python project, I only ever see folks use virtualenv. The only time I ever see things in
by tekromancr 9y ago
I almost never see this. Even on systems that are only running a single python project, I only ever see folks use virtualenv. The only time I ever see things installed with sudo is when the package is being installed in a docker container.
- striking 9y agoThis used to be super common, though. I see it all the time in legacy apps.
- acdha 9y agoYes – to the degree that it's uncommon now that's because many people in the community spent years loudly advising against it.
- jefurii 9y ago> virtualenv Running "pip install" as a user that has access only to the virtualenv directory is sounding like a good strategy.