On Tue, 29 Jan 2019 at 23:40, Donald Stufft
You can also just stick files in a directory and use pretty much any web server that generates an automatic index from it.
Including python3 -m http.server! (I wouldn't recommend using that on the public internet, but it can be very handy on a private intranet). Going back to the specific case of: "So, let's say that I have dependency "C @ https://github.com/owner/C.git@3" in project B and "C @ https://github.com/owner/C.git@1" in project A." The recommended way of handling that would be to: 1. change the dependency declarations to be "C >= 3" and "C >= 1" 2. use `pip wheel` to create a wheel file for project "C" yourself 3. drop that wheel file into a web directory or shared filesystem 4. add `-f <URL-for-the-location-in-step-3>` to your install commands If using `pipenv`, then step 4 can be automated by defining an additional `source` location in each project's Pipfile. Tools like devpi, pinrepo, Artifactory, etc can also be considered as potentially nicer ways of managing steps 2 & 3. Cheers, Nick. -- Nick Coghlan | ncoghlan@gmail.com | Brisbane, Australia