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I find the opposite. Installing a useful module for a once-off task is a no brainer, since I won't have to worry about whether I'm introducing some long-term de

by lars512 14y ago

I find the opposite. Installing a useful module for a once-off task is a no brainer, since I won't have to worry about whether I'm introducing some long-term dependency I'll have to maintain. The real issue is in discovering that a better option exists in the first place.

100k 14y ago
And then you have to deploy it to the server or someone else's computer and it sucks.
- lloeki 14y ago
  pip freeze works even without virtualenv. Expunge things you know don't matter, and send to third party/deploy, which then just has to run pip install -r requirements.txt.