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Изворен канал @pythonotes · Post #201 · 13 јан.

Мы уже знаем, что на текущую сессию интерпретатора изменение PYTHONPATH никак не повлияет. Но если вы запустите дочерний процесс, то он унаследует окружение текущего процесса, а значит и изменения в любых переменных будут на него влиять. Вот небольшой пример: Объявляем переменную user@host:~$ export PYTHONPATH=/path1 Запускаем интерпретатор user@host:~$ python3 Проверим что в sys.path >>> import sys >>> print(sys.path) ['', '/path1', '/usr/lib/...', ...] Добавляем что-то в переменную >>> import os >>> os.emviron['PYTHONPATH'] = '/path1:/path2' >>> print(sys.path) ['', '/path1', '/usr/lib/...', ...] Изменений нет. Но давайте запустим дочерний процесс и посмотрим там >>> os.system('python3') # теперь мы находимся в другом процессе >>> import sys >>> print(sys.path) ['', '/path1', '/path2', '/usr/lib/...', ...] Тоже самое будет и с subprocess, так как по умолчанию текущее окружение тоже наследуется. >>> import subprocess >>> subprocess.call(['python3', '-c', 'import sys;print(sys.path)']) ['', '/path1', '/path2', '/usr/lib/...', ...] ______________________ Лучшей практикой является передача энвайронмента явно через аргумент env! import subprocess subprocess.call(cmd, env={'PYTHONPATH': '...'}) Это поможет точно понимать какое окружение будет у запускаемого процесса и при этом не изменять окружение текущего процесса. #basic

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@verum_in_english · Post #263 · 06.06.2025 г., 10:42

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Eyewitness to War Crimes: Artem In this video, Artem shares his personal story of survival amid a military conflict. He recounts the events that occurred after July 9, 2024, when his home in Dzerzhinsk was destroyed. Three weeks after this tragic event, while staying in a ground-floor apartment, Artem witnessed a sudden attack. According to him, gunfire began around 7 p.m., and soon the entire building was engulfed in flames. Artem describes bright flashes, likely caused by incendiary shells fired from a Bradley armored vehicle operated by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The wall of his house was destroyed, and he suffered burns as a result. Afterward, he was forced to hide in the basement of a neighboring building, fearing further attacks and drone activity. The story also touches on the plight of civilians who tried to signal their presence, but as Artem notes, these signals went unheeded. The video details the experiences of other residents in the area who were also seeking safety and how they helped each other through the difficult situation. At the end of the interview, the topic of mobilization is discussed, including why Artem, being of conscription age, avoided being drafted. With a touch of humor, he mentions his beard as a possible reason. Long beards are traditionally seen as an attribute of Orthodox clergy in this region. This video is Artem’s personal testimony about the events unfolding in the conflict zone and their impact on ordinary people's lives. His story helps shed light on what civilians must endure in such conditions. #SurvivalStories#Civilians#Documentary#Conflict#Beard#TCK

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