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mtai84
15y ago
Yeah I think transitive should be fine provided each python package has a good "setup.py" As for obsolete, you'll just have to manually uninstall the ones that were deprecated and install the new package.
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15y ago
- We deployed tarballs to production machines which unpacked to a single directory that included a virtualenv that had both all our code and all the modules we relied on, and anything else that the code needed to function that wasn't insta
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15y ago
> Not sure if pip lets you run configuration scripts during various stages of install and un-install? As far as I can tell, you can run config scripts during installation. A good example of this would be Cython. An even crazier exampl
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15y ago
You can explicitly specify which version of a package you want to install. For example, if you wanted to install an older version of Tornado, pip install tornado==1.1 OR if you know you ONLY want tornado 2.0 pip install tornado==2.0 From m
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15y ago
Hi, I'm the author of the article. We've definitely looked at virtualenv but for right now we're just developing a single app. Thus far, we've been able to get away with munging the global package list but this could change in the near fu