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> You have Anaconda packaging world vs PyPI As I said, it's only because .so extensions were hard. If every package were pure Python, I would simply copy paste
by est 2y ago
> You have Anaconda packaging world vs PyPI
As I said, it's only because .so extensions were hard. If every package were pure Python, I would simply copy paste them in my source code `lib` path.
Don't laugh at me, this is called "vendoring" or "static linking" by other languages, and the "requests" famously included a version of urllib3 for quite a while
- crabbone 2y agoOh, but there's plenty more to Python packaging... unfortunately. You can put a ton of random stuff that's not Python modules into wheels: scripts, data, headers. Anaconda doesn't support most of that.