The mapillary package is something that I would like to use as a library in my project, i.e., I install it as a dependency and import functionality from mapillary modules.
However, it currently looks like all of mapillary's dependencies are locked to exact versions.
This makes it really challenging to install mapillary into a virtual environment with other packages that might share dependencies.
It's not a typical practice to pin/lock dependencies for libraries. It makes sense for applications, but libraries are meant to be used by downstream consumers and dependencies need to be resolvable alongside other packages.
The mapillary package is something that I would like to use as a library in my project, i.e., I install it as a dependency and import functionality from mapillary modules.
However, it currently looks like all of mapillary's dependencies are locked to exact versions.
https://github.com/mapillary/mapillary-python-sdk/blob/323290f9dc697e5d227fb6b6d164fdbe5cb196a7/setup.py#L175
This makes it really challenging to install mapillary into a virtual environment with other packages that might share dependencies.
It's not a typical practice to pin/lock dependencies for libraries. It makes sense for applications, but libraries are meant to be used by downstream consumers and dependencies need to be resolvable alongside other packages.
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