

The first Counter-Strike (CS) game has been distributed separately, and was presented with the Half-Life and other games. Counter-Strike (CS) game was developed by Minh Le and Jess Cliffe, Counter-Strike is a game of Half-Life game modification. Counter-Strike 1.6 game server’s have a lot of modification’s like Death-Run, CSDM, Knife, Zombie Plague and many other’s. However, you could also use this to install packages that aren't available on PyPI at all, for example, an internal project at work.CS 1.6 (Counter Strike 1.6) is first person shooter genre game with multi-player and single-player features.

I needed a version of a package available on the master branch which wasn't yet released, like with this flask example. This isn't something you will use every day, I have used it once. If you use these instead of git or just want to read up on pips support for version control systems in general, check out the docs right here. Pip also supports other version control systems like Mercurial and SVM.

This seems to be the, by pip, recommended way of doing things. If you follow the pip documentation you would run the command as: pip install The #egg=flask part tells pip which package it is installing before downloading and parsing the metadata and is used for the dependency logic. This gives you a lot of control over what to install from the repository. Actually, we can use either a branch, commit hash, tag name, or git ref. The reason I show you this is because we can change master to any other branch in the repository. This corresponds to pip install as master is the default branch of the flask repository. This means you can share this with others and they will, for sure, get the same version as you!Īs I said, that is the short version of the command.

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