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CodeNoir7356yI deploy in Docker containers, so no co-existence issues ever. I also use Docker for any other language I ship into.
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Shacham63466y@CodeNoir that would be lovely, but we have a private network.. And no docker inside
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TheHanna2596yHave you tried pipenv?
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pipenv
I believe it works with 2.7, but I've only used it with 3.x. It changed the I manage Python applications -
Oooh ur the first person I ever saw hating python 😱 my life is now successful 😭😭☺️☺️
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I once tried to develop a package manager similar to npm for Python with another fella from here.
The Python ecosysten is too fucked up. -
py2js33816yDocker, VMs are your saviour for python deployments. I keep my virtual environment inside the project and gitignored, so feels the same as npm kind. But yeah it's kinda hard to manage deps
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cyanly6286yNever liked it either. I know people have their good reasons, and undoubtedly for data analytical tasks, but it just never occur to me the amount of time I observe people spent (esp hopping between Win and Posix) is worthy, particularly years down the line maintaining as production services.
I hate Python.
Deploying it is annoying, and the fact that I basically need to create another Python instance via 'virtualenv' only so that projects can co-exist without dependency-issues is maddening.
I would be greatfull for Python 3.6+ at least, but NO we're stuck on Python 2.7
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