Re: IPython, debian, anaconda - LTS strategy
Frédéric Mantegazza <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.python.ipython.devel |
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| Organization | CEA-Grenoble |
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Le 02/12/2015, MinRK a écrit :
Thanks for your answers!
> Anaconda is pretty quick to ship updates upon release of packages (often
> within hours of release). One *major* advantage of using conda over apt
> is you can have it both ways. You can have one conda env running
> ‘stable’, pinning major versions of relevant packages until you have
> verified that a release works for your own applications, and another
> ‘unstable’ which stays up-to-date with the latest conda packages. The
> same technically goes for virtualenv, but conda’s use of bdists and
> hardlinks makes multiple envs more pleasant in my experience.
Another point in favor of anaconda is it exists on the 3 major systems;
so, anyone will be able to build the same environment to run our
applications... This looks interesting to me.
We will give it a try.
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