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.. |cons| replace:: consequences
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.. _cons: http://programmers.stackexchange.com/a/234295
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There might be a way how to avoid this licensing process with avoiding creating
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There might be a way how to avoid this licensing process by avoiding creating
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a distribution with third-party stuff completely. With Python you can create
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a module, which is only your code with ``__main__.py`` + ``setup.py`` that only
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lists required deps.
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lists required depencies.
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This way you can still distribute your app - your *code* - and you might not
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This way, you can still distribute your app - your *code* - and you might not
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need to care about other licenses. The combination of your code and the
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dependencies could be specified as a "usage" rather than a "distribution". The
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responsibility of satisfying licenses, however, most likely transfers to your
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user, who needs to assemble the environment to even run the module. If you care
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about your users, you might want to slow down a little and read more about
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about your users, you might want to slow down a little and read more about the
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|cons|_.
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