python-package - requests not a good module to demonstrate packaging - #393
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For deploying packages with python dependencies, the requests package is used. Since requests now comes bundled into python3.7+ I suggest you choose a different package and code snippet. Sure, this still illustrates the point of bundling, but might give the user a false sense of security if they forgot the pip install command.
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For deploying packages with python dependencies, the requests package is used. Since requests now comes bundled into python3.7+ I suggest you choose a different package and code snippet. Sure, this still illustrates the point of bundling, but might give the user a false sense of security if they forgot the pip install command.
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