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Which of course modifiers the users' home directory (and possibly has silent assumptions of other Python libraries installed there and on the system), making the build less hermetic.
Is there a way to keep all the Python dependencies within the build of the project (e.g. out/ directory, which is make clean removed) and making sure that these and only these are used (possibly only assuming that pip3 exists on the system). Is this what the virtual-env thing is for ?
Leaving this to the Python literates to figure out.
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The README describes installing some python dependencies
Which of course modifiers the users' home directory (and possibly has silent assumptions of other Python libraries installed there and on the system), making the build less hermetic.
Is there a way to keep all the Python dependencies within the build of the project (e.g.
out/
directory, which ismake clean
removed) and making sure that these and only these are used (possibly only assuming thatpip3
exists on the system). Is this what the virtual-env thing is for ?Leaving this to the Python literates to figure out.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: