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If you have an action in the format described before (with a `requirements.txt`) you can build the zip file with the included files with:
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```
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zip -j -r myaction | docker run -i action-python-v3.7 -compile main > myaction.zip
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zip -j -r myaction | docker run -i action-python-v3.11 -compile main > myaction.zip
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```
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You may use `v3.11`, `v3.10`, or `v3.9`as well according to your Python version needs.
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You may use `v3.11`, `v3.10`, or `v3.9` according to your Python version needs.
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The resulting action includes a virtualenv already built for you and that is fast to deploy and start as all the dependencies are already resolved. Note that there is a limit on the size of the zip file and this approach will not work for installing large libraries like Pandas or Numpy, instead build a custom docker image that includes these libraries.
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