I know about virtualenv and pip. But these are a bit different from bundler/carton.
For instance:
- pip writes the absolute path to shebang or activate script
- pip doesn't have the
exec
sub command (bundle exec bar
) - virtualenv copies the Python interpreter to a local directory
Does every Python developer use virtualenv/pip? Are there other package management tools for Python?
转载于:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8726207/what-are-the-python-equivalents-to-rubys-bundler-perls-carton