Just to complete my thoughts.

Yep, I understand that OS upgrades are under my control. I want to upgrade, 
why wouldn't I want the enhancements and security of a new release?
So, the "Don't upgrade" answer isn't valid.

Pin packages to a specific version.
Again, are these newer releases done just to give the devs something to do? 
Or are there various fixes and enhancements? When would I wish to unpin a 
package?

Creating a venv using a specific python version sounds like an additional 
step to get where I am now. The OS version changed. So, then I'd try to 
install an additional version of python using apt.
No, thanks, I'm not looking for additional things to dink with.

Having a list of the modules in use is great and will save time going 
forward.

I kinda like the idea of --copies
I don't mind the extra space needed if I avoid the mess I had trying to 
upgrade to Trixie.

I'm going to create a new install and keep weewx separate from my other 
website. Until now, I ran them on the same machine for laziness/simplicity 
sake. SSL certs, mosquitto, DDNS, proxy. I believe weewx now warrants it's 
own virtual machine.


On Tuesday, October 21, 2025 at 8:43:23 PM UTC-4 vince wrote:

> On Tuesday, October 21, 2025 at 7:29:57 AM UTC-7 Tom Keffer wrote:
>
>
> Alternatively, one could create the virtual environment using the --copies 
> flag:
>
> python -m venv --copies weewx-venv
>
>
> This will install copies of the Python interpreter instead of symlinking. 
> Of course, expect it to take up a lot more space.
>
>
>
> Just a data point FWIW - this adds about 20MB to the size of the venv, 
> which isn't bad at all.
>  
>

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