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You also lose tested versions from OS. You will either have to do your own QA of working dependency versions and manually keep them updated over time (e.g. secu
by inshadows 6y ago
You also lose tested versions from OS. You will either have to do your own QA of working dependency versions and manually keep them updated over time (e.g. security fixes, or stick with what you freeze forever), or just get dump of last versions every time you deploy the virtualenv.
- jnwatson 6y agoEach package owner probably knows much better about the dependencies than the "OS". Save for a handful of Python packages that have extra-Python OS dependencies, relying upon the explicit versions called out by the package owner is generally more reliable.
- pseudalopex 6y agoCreate the environment with --system-site-packages if you want the system packages.