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A way to avoid this inconsistency (and make /physionet/python-env/physionet/bin/python3 hermetic) would be to do this ``` virtualenv -ppython3 --quiet --clear --no-download "$new_venv_dir" mv -f "$new_venv_dir/bin/python" "$new_venv_dir/bin/python.real" echo '#!/bin/sh' > "$new_venv_dir/bin/python"...

> `echo 'exec "$(readlink -f "$0").real" "$@"' >> "$new_venv_dir/bin/python"` or, y'know, hardcode the path like everybody else

> Part of me thinks that the safest approach is just to reinstall everything! Yep. The obvious way to do it would be like this, right? ``` rm -rf /physionet/python-env/physionet...

https://github.com/MIT-LCP/physionet-build/issues/1921#issuecomment-1507188116 > Don't know if it affects uwsgi, that still needs testing. Replacing the python binary does *not* appear to have any effect on uwsgi. uwsgi still uses the non-hermetic...

Could be a data migration (RunPython) that creates a hard link if the old zip file already exists. Or we could just do it by hand. Don't want to delete...

Note this problem just came up again (vindr-cxr 1.0.0).

It's uglier than I thought. The title isn't just used to *name* the zip file, it's also used as the path *inside* the zip file ("enclosing_folder", see LocalProjectFiles.make_zip). So maybe...

Clearly this breaks 'manage.py test' in some way. Not sure why but I also don't know what exactly 'manage.py test' does. Preferably we *should* try to run tests in a...

Hey, maybe we should consider fixing this issue before doing lots of uploads to Amazon (pull #2086).

> physiotag-1.0.0 has two references with order=4 Current text on the page is ``` 3. Clifford GD, Silva I, Moody B, Li Q, Kella D, Shahin A, Kooistra T, Perry...