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A simple tool for packing shippable virtualenvs
Bundle a virtualenv folder into a tarball, ready for caching or shipping between environments
Output files are just compressed tar files, with an additional metadata file (currently unused, but intended for future validation post-unpacking)
Unpack and optionally repair a bundle into a usable virtualenv
Repair a virtualenv, rewriting venv/bin script shebangs, and updating bin/python symlinks to point
to the correct path.
Future versions will inspect shebangs before rewriting, so as not to break potential shell scripts
and other files that get stuck in venv/bin
This project uses poetry for development dependency management, although it's not strictly necessary.
py.test is used for testing, flakeheaven for linting, and black for formatting.
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A simple tool for packing shippable virtualenvs
We found that bundler.py demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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