No, OP case is for developers setting up their development machines. I feel his pain since I work with Clojure, that 99% of time it simply works however in the

No, OP case is for developers setting up their development machines. I feel his pain since I work with Clojure, that 99% of time it simply works however in the 1% of time that it breaks its is painful to fix. BTW, the uberjar equivalent in Python is something like PEX/shiv/zipapps.