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Edit Post #291649 Initial revision 6 months ago
Answer A: Reinstall old Python libraries after update
The `pip freeze` command may output individual dependencies with format `zipp @ file:///Users/abcxyz/work/recipes/cipy311/zipp1677907997878/work` Using this output will not work (unless you happen to be that user `abcxyz`). To generate a requirements file that does not refer to local, non-exis...
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Edit Post #291554 Initial revision 6 months ago
Answer A: A class to access dicts using attribute syntax
I've used something similar in the past (supporting attribute access as equivalent to dict item access), but I would then always derive the class from dict (or UserDict). This can be useful - but mainly inside your own code, never as library code - if you have sections of the code that otherwise woul...
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