Hello, I am using Windows 11.
I have installed a lot of Python dependencies that I need for a particular Python script, installed by a mix of pip, Visual Studio, as well as simply placing the required files in the same directory as the Python script itself… Some of the installation steps were quite convoluted, requiring a very specific installation sequence of specific versions of libraries, and I would really like to avoid having to do it again.
But I am facing the prospect of having to reinstall Windows, is there a way to ‘save’ my entire Python environment onto some external storage medium, such that I can copy it to a new Windows install (after the prerequisite system components such as drivers and SDKs are installed) , and have it continue working?
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r/learnpython Hello, I am using Windows 11. I have installed a lot of Python dependencies that I need for a particular Python script, installed by a mix of pip, Visual Studio, as well as simply placing the required files in the same directory as the Python script itself… Some of the installation steps were quite convoluted, requiring a very specific installation sequence of specific versions of libraries, and I would really like to avoid having to do it again. But I am facing the prospect of having to reinstall Windows, is there a way to ‘save’ my entire Python environment onto some external storage medium, such that I can copy it to a new Windows install (after the prerequisite system components such as drivers and SDKs are installed) , and have it continue working? submitted by /u/citamrac [link] [comments]
Hello, I am using Windows 11.
I have installed a lot of Python dependencies that I need for a particular Python script, installed by a mix of pip, Visual Studio, as well as simply placing the required files in the same directory as the Python script itself… Some of the installation steps were quite convoluted, requiring a very specific installation sequence of specific versions of libraries, and I would really like to avoid having to do it again.
But I am facing the prospect of having to reinstall Windows, is there a way to ‘save’ my entire Python environment onto some external storage medium, such that I can copy it to a new Windows install (after the prerequisite system components such as drivers and SDKs are installed) , and have it continue working?
submitted by /u/citamrac
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