Quick and dirty Python Pip Resource #1262
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This was referenced Nov 14, 2025
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@EmperorArthur thanks for the contribution! However, we have in progress work already for a formal Python adapter. I think we'll have something public to show end of this year. |
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@SteveL-MSFT That's great to hear! I was dreading having to figure out how to package and distribute this thing. I hope the related feature requests show what issues a novice to the project experiences. |
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PR Summary
Quick and dirty implementation of #586
PR Context
Wanting to use DSCV3 with Pip I came up with this simple script as my first resource. It's nowhere near perfect, but does work and should be helpful for the final implementation.
ONLY EXAMPLE CODE (do not merge as is)
This should be a complete python module with a
pyproject.tomlfile. Since it is not, I have left the code in the "resources" folder as a clear indication this is not ready to be merged in its current form.