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I can't really figure out how to install modules in GitHub. Discord.py doesn't show up in the packages tab, and I'm not sure how to access bash. Do I have to download something and upload it to my repo? |
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Seems to me that you just need to upload your requirements.txt or anything similar to the repo, and github will automatically detect it. You don't install modules in github. Github automatically detects and tracks the dependencies as needed Edit: If you are referring to the GitHub packages registry (such as ghcr, etc), then you don't have to worry about it. It won't detect it as a pypi package unless you build and push it off to github's pypi registry, which i dont know why you would want to do that anyways |
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Thanks, that fixed the problem. |
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Seems to me that you just need to upload your requirements.txt or anything similar to the repo, and github will automatically detect it.
You don't install modules in github. Github automatically detects and tracks the dependencies as needed
Edit: If you are referring to the GitHub packages registry (such as ghcr, etc), then you don't have to worry about it. It won't detect it as a pypi package unless you build and push it off to github's pypi registry, which i dont know why you would want to do that anyways