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Please clarify what the scancode-toolkit*-mini* distribution is
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I'm have a hard time understanding this:
https://github.com/nexB/scancode-toolkit/blob/a29ae817d95296146ba8ac5bd94ed043d541cdc6/setup-mini.cfg#L7
> pre-built binary dependencies
What exactly are these? To me, Python bytecode is also binary, so any *wheel* for a Python package is a pre-built binary dependency in my view. And if "pre-built binary dependencies" are omitted with *mini*, what are they being substituted with? Because their functionality must somehow be replaced.
Asking differently, what's the difference between using the *mini* distribution, and installing (full) *scancode-toolkit* with `pip install --no-binary=:all:`?
> These are instead installed separately
How?
> or with the extra_requires scancode-toolkit-mini[full]
This is even more confusing: What's the difference between installing `scancode-toolkit-mini[full]` and `scancode-toolkit` in the first place?
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