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How come python did not refer to this so basic scenario?

handling multiple modules versions

How come i need to deal with it by myself? when in java i have the maven product to do all this work for me???

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  • This isnt really a question someone can answer for you. Maybe make the question a little more specific. – Fantastic Mr Fox May 16 '12 at 09:21
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    Java does not deal with "this basic scenario". Maven is a third-party tool. Feel free to check out other python configuration management tools; if you find them lacking, you are free to enhance them to meet your needs. – Marcin May 16 '12 at 09:25
  • a third party as maven would also help, i found only virtual env but that's basically just like replicating the java sdk for multiple project-packages which is unacceptable. – Jas May 16 '12 at 11:21

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Check out virtualenv and virtualenvwrapper. Like maven, these are third-party projects and not part of the language distribution itself. I have no idea what maven does exactly, so I can't say for sure whether virtualenv is directly equivalent. It's mainly intended for development and testing environments.

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  • thanks. i knew of virtualenv, but its parallel to duplicating the java jdk :), which is like a big big hammer for a smaller problem, like i will duplicate my OS for every library version... – Jas May 16 '12 at 09:53