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Packages are namespaces which contain multiple packages and modules themselves.

A package is a directory containing a special file called __init__.py (which indicated that the directory contains a python package) and sub-packages and modules. The package name is determined by the name of the directory.

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Install package in grater version with string in name

I have a problem do add to requirements.txt package with string in version and install this in grater version. I need this to development process when i push commit i create a new package and on main project i can update them by: pip install -r…
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Installing old version of python packages

I done a project 4-5 years before, currently i needed that project now, there i used specific python packages, for example, matplotlib==1.5.1 and scipy==0.19.0 is needed and more. To run that project now, I created a virtual env. with python version…
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Poetry cannot import from subfolders in scripts runned by "poetry run"

Project structure is like this: . ├── README.md ├── pyproject.toml ... my_project_name/ ├── moduleA.py ├── moduleB.py └── FolderC └── moduleC.py moduleA.py: from .moduleB import moduleB_func from .FolderC.moduleC import…
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Why do I receive an ImortError with what seems to be a valid packaging structure?

Any ideas why python is not finding the app module I have defined in this project? I am trying to run plant.py and receiving "Module Not Found". I tried using relative import as well and received "ImportError: attempted relative import with no known…
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Install python package from private artifactory behind VPN

I have a Github Actions CI/CD for my python packages which has dependency on a private repository. Moreover, that repository is behind VPN which obviously breaks my installation and testing pipeline. Is there a way to configure VPN for Github…
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able to import module but not things from it

I am on mac (first time) and using pycharm and visual code. On pycharm, I am using a venv, have installed scapy and can see it is installed in the interpreter package manager and there is no red line under "import scapy". the issue arises when I try…
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How can I write the python import statements, such that the file works from both inside and outside its package?

Here's a file structure I'm working with: package_example/ main.py the_package/ __init__.py pkg_file_1.py pkg_file_2.py Here are the files: # main.py from the_package.pkg_file_1 import foo_1 def main(): foo_1() if __name__…
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Avoid Package re-upload to PyPI

Do I need to re-upload my package at PyPI when I have already pushed the latest version at GitHub? Can't they just sync?
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Calling functions from internal packages

I've organized my project by separating different functionality, but don't how to communicate between the parts I've created. I'm trying to access functions from run_perf.py in addMetrics.py by including this import statement from analysis import…
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Is PEAK ("python enterprise application kit") still relevant?

I'm trying to 'learn me some python packaging,' but keep getting bogged down in all the different ways of doing things. So far I have encountered setuptools, easy-install, requirements.txt, setup.py, poetry, and just now I found out about something…
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Trying to publish a pypi distribution in python that relies on other pypi distribution

Im trying to publish a small distribution in python to pypi. I'm following the docs https://packaging.python.org/tutorials/packaging-projects/ which specifies that i should have the following directory format directory format. However, my…
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Why does wheel installation put shared objects in site-packages folder instead of package folder?

I've a python binary distribution [wheel] created via python setup.py bdist_wheel The wheel looks as follows unzip -l dist/-1.0.0-cp36-cp36m-linux_x86_64.whl Archive: dist/-1.0.0-cp36-cp36m-linux_x86_64.whl Length …
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'utf-8' codec can't decode byte 0x85 in position 39: invalid start byte (What to do?)

Python throws this error. I want to solve it but the problem is my data (.txt files) gow through a package. How can I solve this? Maybe I can instruct my computer to encode in a different way if it encounters encoding in the package or something?…
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pygame font Can't perform this operation for unregistered loader type

I started python programming a while ago and i really like programing things with pygame. So now i wanted to convert my perfectly fine working .py program to an executable using auto-py-to-exe. So i started my program and everything seemed to work…
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Problems with entrypoints (from other packages) when installing package through pip

Trying to install a package, for example, pytorch pip install torch / pip install -U torch And I'm greeted with this Collecting torch Using cached torch-0.1.2.post2.tar.gz (128 kB) ERROR: Command errored out with exit status 1: command:…
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