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This reminds me of when I didn't understand why people use a virtual environment. It took months for me to understand why, until I wanted to make a flask app that had specific packages/modules that were older and I didn't want it to conflict with my global modules. It took so long because every project I did had no issues with just running python directly from vscode. Once I had to build an app where dependencies mattered, it made way more sense to use venv, and every since I have been using venv for everything.......but now of days, I just use a dockerfile since I am most likely going to deploy an app using azure app services, heroku, or fly.io, or aws. I feel like I am still at that point where I am not seeing the benefits, so its hard for me to grasp why I should do this, espcially when it seems to only work for very basic things. Like, why do I need to test if I get a 200 response from the main / slash endpoint when I can just run python app.py and see if the webapp works? If it didn't work because I added some code, it would IMMEDIATELY fail and show me the error. I wouldn't need to write a test when i can just run the app.
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