In part one I’ve covered how to define your internal Python packages and their dependencies. Part two will cover how to build wheels and distribute them via wheelhouses.

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When dealing with a large Python code base managed by multiple teams, you often find that you need to be able to package and release this code independently. Most best-practices guides for releasing Python packages focus on public packages, and do not cover complex dependencies. In this post I’ll focus on how we, at Eventbrite, release our internal Python packages and avoid dependency hell while doing so. This first part will cover defining packages and their dependencies, while the second part will cover building and distributing Python wheels internally.

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