Introducing the Python Deploy behavior #2
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…ly add necessary files to deploy
…e desired version
…rams and use the current set up
… including the run-time Python project track
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This new behavior gives project an option to enable Python and select a version. All required files will be automatically deployed with the final application.
This first version requires users to manually setup this project path to the environments path, as seen in the image bellow: