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Try using pipenv. If you are familiar with npm, it is a slightly dumber version of the same sort of thing, except for Python. It works by leveraging the package manager pip to guarantee a reproducible virtualenv based on a list of dependencies, which can be reconstructed by anyone who installs pipenv. Since I have discovered it, it has become indispensable in my Python projects.

Thanks, I'll definitely try that. Love npm, let us see how this is.

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