The amount of conflicting info about Python/GAE best practices is very
frustrating.
Can someone please clarify:
Should we use the vendored approach:
from google.appengine.ext import vendor
vendor.add('lib')
Or should we use VENV?
And is there a hybrid approach using both to accommodate most Python IDEs?
If we use VENV (because our IDE requires it), how do we reconcile the two?
In other words, VENV is going to install modules inside of the "env/"
directory where-as most tutorials instruct us to use:
pip install --upgrade --requirement requirements.txt --target lib/
Does the above advise change based on Python2.7 vs 3.7
Does it change when moving to Flex or Compute?
Google PLEASE!!! Remove all this contradictory info and clarify the CURRENT
recommended approach.
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