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1. pdonis+FYm[view] [source] 2024-12-06 17:38:35
>>ingve+(OP)
A lot of the problem seems to be driven by a desire to have editable installs. I personally have never understood why having editable installs is such an important need. When I'm working on a Python package and need to test something, I just run

python -m pip install --user <package_name>

and I now have a local installation that I can use for testing.

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2. the_mi+c1n[view] [source] 2024-12-06 17:52:27
>>pdonis+FYm
That would you require to make re-installations if your local app you develop against after every code change. Very few people will want to do that and it’s potentially very slow.

It’s also a step not needed by most other ecosystems.

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3. raoulj+r5n[view] [source] 2024-12-06 18:16:38
>>the_mi+c1n
Yeah. It's too slow. Editable installs make application development much faster.
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