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I think this is easier to manage to be honest. They are using Anaconda distributions so if you tie each workbook to a distribution with possibility to update/ro
by ayhanfuat 3y ago
I think this is easier to manage to be honest. They are using Anaconda distributions so if you tie each workbook to a distribution with possibility to update/rollback it makes things a lot easier than trying to manage a local installation.
- baz00 3y agoTry explaining that to the dude who inherited the workbook in 9 months who doesn't know what Anaconda is, barely knows what Python is and was told that his job was Excel which he's really good at because he did a Udemy course on it 3 years ago. That's the problem.
- ayhanfuat 3y agoI would assume that workbook would be tied to a version that it was created in and the if the user does not want to update they can just continue using it with the older Anaconda distribution. They don't really need to know what Anaconda is in this scenario. It only becomes necessary if you want to update a certain workbook to a newer version.
- darkarmani 3y agoI'm not sure why that is a problem. He didn't have to know anything about Anaconda. And for stability, you can still install 10-year old python 2.7 packages from Anaconda. 9 months is no problem at all for stability.