André Næss

Screenshot of the error, I named my script `using_shared` but otherwise it's identical to what you should get from the description above.

Thanks for the explanation @rubenfiszel. That seems like a pretty big gotcha, if I have several scripts that depend on a shared module (as one would I guess, why else...

Adding the requirements at the script level would be acceptable, maybe even quite nice as it keeps the dependencies close to the code that uses. However, it doesn't appear to...

Hm. I gave that a shot by adding the requirements to the `using_shared`, but unfortunately this triggered a new error that I don't understand, it seems like something internal to...

But my two scripts are not using `requests`? So I guess it's something that Windmill requires and when using inline requirements you always have to list `requests` then? But until...

Great, I've followed that that issue and look forward to testing the fix!

Workaround: Add an empty main and deploy: ``` def main(): pass ``` Then delete the main function and deploy again.

Thanks for the quick response @rokath. Having thought about this a little more I realized that I can't recombine the files like I was doing as I lose important information....

The display server is interesting, although it would add quite a bit of complexity to the pipeline. To give some context: We collect binary payloads from our devices in the...

Integrating database reading into the tool wouldn't help for my use case, the overhead primarily comes from having to create a shell subprocess for the `trice` command. Library support (either...