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shiv is a command line utility for building fully self contained Python zipapps as outlined in PEP 441, but with all their dependencies included.
Hi, I'm having a strange issue where the interpreter that ends up in the shiv zipapp is different from what I give it with the `-p` option. I can't figure...
Hello, For the generated zipapp to be fully standalone, is it technically possible to ship the full Python interpreter along? This way you could deploy your app on environments with...
Since the latest binary release of `shiv` is [missing](https://github.com/linkedin/shiv/issues/147), I have tried to build it with itself - according to https://github.com/linkedin/shiv#installing (except, I run these in an empty directory): ```...
@sixninetynine! Shiv looks rad. I've been lamenting about `pkg_resources` slowing down our Python CLI tools @NerdWallet. One pex feature we rely on is building a single `.pex` file for multiple...
Hello, I have use cases where I want to deploy a "compact" python distribution in terms of files and Mb. I am using the python embedded distribution + shiv to...
doing `shiv -e cpe_m.cpe_mi:cli -o my_command.pyz .` in setup.py dir and then try to run command I get this strange error msg? ```shell [I] ➜ ./my_command.pyz zsh: permission denied: ./my_command.pyz...
I ran into an issue where my pyz packages pyyaml 5.1 but when run and extracted, the pyyaml it actually imported was an outdated version from the core python installation....
Since python 3.7, zipapp are able to filter particular pattern files. It is useful for a larger project, which may content different kinds of ignore files. I propose shiv can...
platform : Mac OS X, 10.14.3 Python version : 3.7.3 Pip version ( if relevant ) : 9.0.3 I was getting test failures on a branch and so checkout master...
Shiv includes system site packages in the Python path. Roughly the equivalent of virtualenv's [`--system-site-packages`](https://virtualenv.pypa.io/en/stable/userguide/#the-system-site-packages-option). In general (or at least for my uses) this is not desirable. Would you consider...
