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Yes - you pull in two third party libraries that need two incompatible versions of a mutual dependency. That library (the common dependency) is not backwards co
by pclmulqdq 3y ago
Yes - you pull in two third party libraries that need two incompatible versions of a mutual dependency. That library (the common dependency) is not backwards compatible due to deprecated functions or whatnot. That dependency could also be Python itself.
This is an incredibly common occurrence, especially with ML systems which are not designed by people with an engineering mindset.
- nurettin 3y agoNot getting the package versions you want is a local dev problem and not specific for python at all. I will remind you that this thread is about deploying to prod and dispelling vague assertions of nebulous problems that are supposedly solved by docker.