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I wondered that, also: I didn't think Python's eggs solved this problem... do they?



No, eggs are just an unofficial, "convenient" method for distributing Python modules.

However, AFAIK, Python itself "solves" this problem simply by giving errors whenever you try to import a different version/instance of a module, but I could be wrong.


If you're talking about the native Python modules, I'm pretty sure Python simply ignores repeated imports (and there is no version number in most module names).




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