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You most certainly don't, but many people seem to have lost their minds around packaging.
by frenchyatwork 5y ago
You most certainly don't, but many people seem to have lost their minds around packaging.
- disgruntledphd2 5y agoWell it depends, right? My most recent Python packaging adventure was managed through Docker, but this was because I also had Java-based dependencies (reAgent RL framework). Given how much easier that was than getting people to use conda/pip (conda is better for DS stuff as it handles C-level dependencies), I completely understand how people just suggest Docker. Like, if you're doing pure Python lots of this may not be necessary, but as soon as you start having multiple C-level dependencies pip breaks (and pip didn't even do dependency resolution till last year(!)).