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Because if not run in a container, you should put things that upgrade Requests in a venv at least otherwise you may end up breaking apt.
by kolev 11y ago
Because if not run in a container, you should put things that upgrade Requests in a venv at least otherwise you may end up breaking apt.
- fletchowns 11y agoBut shouldn't you always use a virtualenv anyways?
- kolev 11y agoProject-wise? - Most definitely! Globally? - Not common practice, but also preferred to avoid collisions.