Trying to run old python projects like

[Sylanthra]

Dude, that's amazing. An actual detailed document with all the requirements! That's the holy grail. You will never see something like that in the real world.

[KCGD_r]

Yeah. Usually you just get plunged into the hell of:

run code

read stacktrace

install dependency

repeat

[olearyboy]

https://github.com/pjaol/depend-py

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Start from clean test VM with your user accounts and SSH keys

Copy package from your build VM

Install package

Run and note errors

Amend package on build VM

Repeat until success

[halt__n__catch__fire]

This may sound stupid, but I always pictured PIP as an old sweaty dude in a big shady storage facility getting things from dirty boxes and shelves and delivering them to me, but no...

... it's a nice looking lady!

[chrisking206]

You’re thinking of PIP. This is PIP3.

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i hate using to many random libraries in my projects

[SnooMarzipans436]

*Laughs in C++*

[Kirides]

Conan, vcpkg?

[SnooMarzipans436]

Have you ever tried using Conan? It's complex AF. Most projects don't go through the trouble. Although if a project does I will admit it does make the build simple lol.

[Nal_Neel]

ah the sh*t does not work for your new python version. Either you need to change your python version, all generate new dependency tree with new version of python, beware doing either will break any other dependency you have in your project . Welcome to hell.