Sorry about that! What you said is basically correct: this is for distributing Python applications. You configure via environment variables at build-time and the binary you ship to users who then run it. It could be a single name/version pair or more complex options like embedding a wheel or being defined by a requirements file.
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Sorry about that! What you said is basically correct: this is for distributing Python applications. You configure via environment variables at build-time and the binary you ship to users who then run it. It could be a single name/version pair or more complex options like embedding a wheel or being defined by a requirements file.