for each app are extracted then it's not
> a global dump but more specific
>
I'm not sure how that differs from a .shiv directory, which is not global.
But a way to share packages in the "central place for packages" would be
nice. -- maybe how conda does it with hard links?
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n a pain point at work.
>>
>
I'm pretty sure this is a non-issue for this use-case. If you need to open
sip files created by arbitrary other systems, or create zip files that can
be opened by arbitrary other systems, then it's a big mess. But that isn't
the case here.
There you go -- you've got half the job done already :-)
But: "Unlike “conventional” zipapps, shiv packs a site-packages style
directory of your tool’s dependencies into the resulting binary, and then
at bootstrap time extracts it into a ~/.shiv cache directory."
which is h
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bute an article, just follow existing .md format and
> put it in the .md folder
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Matt Crema wrote:
> > "More generally: Is there any kind of documentation that tells me what
> > the functions in NumPy do, and what parameters they expect, how to
> > call them, etc.
This is a good start too:
http://www.tramy.us/guidetoscipy.html
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